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A talk on working with doubt while applying Dispenza's meditation methods.
Original source
A 9-minute English talk offering a spiritual perspective for staying steady through difficult periods of life.
Anandmurti Gurumaa - English
On the long and unglamorous part: living from an insight instead of remembering it.
Jim Tolles
Scott Kiloby states in brief what he sees as the root of human suffering and why he thinks most traditional methods fall short of reaching it.
Scott Kiloby
Mark Nepo on SuperSoul Sunday, on wanting to be the poem rather than the poet.
SuperSoul Sunday
An hour-long conversation in which Ty Powers is interviewed about staying present with discomfort in practice and in daily life.
studio BE
A short talk in which Marie Manuchehri shares tips for asking questions in a way that opens the door to clear intuitive answers.
Marie Manuchehri
Sixteen minutes on altruism as the one thing that answers all three timescales of our trouble at once.
TED
Zen Master Bon Shim introduces a simple meditation technique for beginners.
Kwan Um School of Zen Europe
Eight minutes of plain instruction, and the shortest way into his voice.
Lakshmanjoo Academy
What to do with adversity when it cannot be changed, drawn from the teaching of Shrimad Rajchandraji.
Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur
Byron Katie applies The Work's four questions to the stories we tell about other people.
A guided 'glimpse practice' aimed at shifting attention from thought to open-hearted awareness.
Presence practice carried into ordinary movement rather than kept for sitting: what to do with the eyes, the body and the ground underfoot.
Louise Kay
A talk followed by a guided meditation, hosted by Rick Hanson.
Rick Hanson
A secular talk on why attention training matters and how to approach it.
On working directly with difficult emotion as raw material rather than an obstacle.
Master Gu on what Daoist practice asks of a life as a whole, beyond the hour spent on the mat.
Master Gu
A retreat dharma talk by Simon Child on selected verses from the Hsin Hsin Ming, attributed to Sengcan, the Third Patriarch of Chan.
Western Chan Fellowship
More than two hours with Rick Archer, looking back over sixty years of work.
Buddha at the Gas Pump
An interview in which Mary Reed shares her perspective on the great collective shift she believes humanity is undergoing.
Next Level Soul Podcast
Forty-six minutes in the KEXP studio, played straight through, with the group introducing the songs between them.
KEXP
"Life lies in the grave", the opening lamentation of the Holy Friday service, sung by Nektaria Karantzi with the Psaltries choir.
Nektaria Karantzi
Supplications and songs in praise of the Prophet, in the Egyptian ibtihal style sung before dawn.
Ihab Younis
Nine minutes of solo bamboo flute on Schlefer's own channel: the honkyoku Ichijo, from first breath to last.
James Nyoraku Schlefer - Shakuhachi
How pain and grief actually feel when the thought that they should not be there is not added.
Springwater Center
A talk connecting somatic practice to beliefs around worthiness and abundance.
Cynthia Bourgeault, his own student, questions him for over an hour on prayer and on what he thinks he got wrong.
Contemplative Outreach
A 2004 conversation with the Confucian scholar Tu Weiming, two traditions talking without merging.
Cultural China Foundation
A talk from 1994, on what she called the capacities most people never use.
Theosophical Society
Manish Vyas performing his Sufi-influenced song In Search live.
Manish Vyas (official channel)
A short portrait assembled from archive footage, and the quickest way to see what people mean when they say he taught without speaking.
Hanuman Fellowship
An hour and a half at Harvard on consciousness as the ground of things rather than a product of them.
Harvard Divinity School
A conversation with Jon M. Sweeney about the Jesuits, prayer and the shape of a vocation.
America - The Jesuit Review
A lecture from 1994 on staying present when the world around you is not calm.
Baba Ram Dass
A guided yoga nidra practice from Stryker's Tantra Yoga Alchemy lineage.
On the Indian traditions as he came to know them from the inside, over ten years of Vedanta practice.
Vedanta Video
A televised interview on Frawley's decades of work in Vedic studies and Ayurveda.
Pat McCabe in conversation with Thomas Hübl on what the Lakota and Diné traditions she carries say about the feminine, and about the repair that asks for.
Thomas Hübl
The Gaia series in which Matías De Stefano describes the civilisation of Atlantis as he says he remembers it.
Gaia
The opening chapter of a wide-ranging visual essay connecting ancient cosmology, sacred geometry and consciousness across traditions.
Awaken the World (official, free release; continues in further parts on the same channel)
A guided sitting built on four questions, from the Sacred Space foundation he leads in Cumbria.
Sacred Space
Sarah Powers introducing Insight Yoga, her weaving of yoga, Buddhism and Chinese medicine.
Sangha Live
A live episode of Sounds True founder Tami Simon's long-running interview podcast.
An interview in which Mary Reed discusses her mystical experiences, visions, and sense of divine presence.
Ask Julie Ryan
Isira on what comes after an opening, and on the work of letting it reach the rest of a life.
Isira
A long conversation with the biologist Rupert Sheldrake on what science and the contemplative traditions each say about reality.
Rupert Sheldrake
The full International Womxn's Day lecture delivered at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, followed by audience questions.
Harvard GSD
Half an hour mapping how the schools actually differ on emptiness, without taking sides early.
Lama Jampa Thaye
A recent radio interview about her album Songs of Desire, the band Pharaoh's Daughter and her work for John Zorn's Tzadik label.
Neon Jazz
A very long conversation about his own awakening, the Open Heart method and what he teaches in Finland.
The Lion-Faced Guru Podcast
A 2020 conversation between Anke Hans and Hans Laurentius, the Dutch Advaita teacher and author, on his path and teaching.
Hans Laurentius (official channel)
A conversation on what she calls holistic awakening, and on why she treats awakening as a journey rather than an event.
Center for Awakening
A half-hour conversation from January 2021 on his life, his lineage and the Bön tradition outside Tibet.
Latri Nyima Dakpa Rinpoche
A long interview with the Peruvian anthropologist on the Andean tradition he was initiated into, in German and English.
Inka World
Thubten Chodron is interviewed about her life as a Buddhist nun and her teaching work, in an interview filmed for Korean television.
Sravasti Abbey
A long instrumental piece for ney and strings, from the Bangladeshi composer's own channel.
Iftekharul Anam
Solala Towler lays out what Daoism is and is not, for someone meeting it for the first time.
Solala Towler
The first part of his Gates of Prayer series, on the inner mechanics of Jewish prayer.
Yesod Foundation
A long-form presentation of Wilber's integral approach to spirituality, published by his own organisation Integral Life.
Integral Life
An introduction to dhikr and breath-based practice within the Islamic and Sufi contemplative tradition.
A clinically-oriented introduction to mindful awareness practice from UCLA Mindful.
The Mahasi approach of noting, taught step by step: walking, sitting and the rest of the day.
Yuttadhammo Bhikkhu
The opening session of a four-day retreat on the four foundations of mindfulness.
Yayasan Satipatthana Indonesia
Neema Majmudar opens a four-part introductory talk on what we are truly searching for in life, through the equation 'you are that'.
Advaita Academy
An introduction to meditation within the classical Vedic yogic framework.
Noah Samarkand sets out what he means by the Christic path and how the practice he teaches is shaped by it.
Harmony of The Way
The opening session of a teaching on Langri Tangpa's eight verses, the short Tibetan text on turning everyday encounters into practice.
Tushita Mahayana Meditation Centre
The second session, working through the verses on meeting ill-treatment and on seeing others as the source of one's own practice.
A dharma talk by Simon Child on investigating yourself through a Zen koan, given on a Chan retreat.
The chant with which the monks invite the enlightened beings to be present before a ritual begins.
Monks of Gaden Shartse Dokhang
A Talks at Google session on what proximity to death can teach about how to live.
The opening invocation of the Gyuto tantric choir, sung in the overtone chant for which the monastery is known.
The Gyuto Monks Of Tibet
Lisa Cairns argues that "be present and there is no problem" is not a way to skip grief or pain, but to feel it fully without getting lost in the thinking around it.
Lisa Cairns
Bernardo Kastrup on analytic idealism and the nature of reality.
The Indian Wisdom Podcast
A 61-minute interview in which Susanne Marie discusses whether awakening is available to everyone and how it actually unfolds.
Ilona Ciunaite
Adyashanti explores whether there is a path to awakening, in an interview for Science and Nonduality.
Science and Nonduality
A satsang talk on meeting each moment as inherently welcome.
Guided version of the Isha Kriya, Sadhguru's shortest and most widely used meditation technique, meant as an easy first introduction.
On why Islamic art is not decoration but an argument about reality.
Brigham Young University Museum of Art
Deya Dova sings a live, unaccompanied song at the Standing Stones of Stenness in Scotland.
Deya Dova
Charles Eisenstein explores what it takes for truth to be genuinely spoken and heard between two people.
Charles Eisenstein
A more recent talk on imagination as a key to change, representative of her current voice.
A lecture at Durham on where care, spirituality and research meet, given by a nurse who became a contemplative teacher.
Durham University
The full feature documentary on Krishnamurti's life, from the Theosophical boyhood to his mid-eighties, built from rare film and photographs with an actor reading his words, and returning throughout to one question: why don't I change?
Krishnamurti Foundation
Kornfield draws on decades of Buddhist practice and psychology to ask what healing actually requires.
Manish Vyas singing the bhakti kirtan Jai Radha Madhav live.
A live kirtan performance from Shakti Fest, capturing Uttal's devotional chant style.
A Radha Krishna bhajan set on the banks of the Yamuna.
Jaya Kishori
A Dutch-language talk on ending self-rejection as a starting point for inner freedom.
The band's own recording of Jangar, the Mongolian epic song, performed in full at Globalquerque in Albuquerque.
andaunion
A full kirtan-circle performance of Jay Jay Ma from the album Life is Perfect, filmed with the crowd in Ubud, Bali.
Kevin James
An early, widely watched talk introducing Foster's plain-spoken approach to non-duality.
A guided meditation on the Maranatha prayer, taught by Amrita Baba from within the Christian contemplative line.
Open Heart
An interview on the Guru Viking podcast about jhana practice under Pa Auk Sayadaw.
Guru Viking
A dharma talk and led jhana meditation at the San Francisco Dharma Collective.
SF Dharma Collective
Roshi Joan Halifax's widely viewed TED talk distinguishing empathy from compassionate action.
Kabat-Zinn on what mindfulness practice can offer during periods of collective uncertainty.
Part one of a two-part documentary on the lives of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, and the circumstances that led to the founding of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry.
Sri Aurobindo Ashram
A recording of one of Isaac Shapiro's regular online satsang meetings.
Eight minutes of guided practice, short enough for a morning.
Tami Simon interviews Connie Zweig on Jungian shadow work.
Couplets of Kabir on love, sung and then unpacked line by line.
Vipul Rikhi
Shabnam Virmani's feature documentary from the Kabir Project, travelling with the folk singers who carry Kabir through Malwa and beyond, and asking what happens to a mystic's words when they are claimed by the sacred and the secular at once. It won the Special Jury Prize at the National Film Awards.
Ajab Shahar, the Kabir Project
A long kalophonic setting from the Byzantine repertoire, sung by the full choir.
Achilleas Chaldaiakis
The first part of a long interview, on the Chikushinkai school he teaches in and on what he inherited from Yokoyama Katsuya.
Markus Guhe
Ilahi, the first women's qawwali ensemble, performing Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's Urdu naat Kali Kamlia Chand Sa Mukhra live. The ensemble is trained by Tahir Qawwal.
Fanna-Fi-Allah
An evening of sholawat with a crowd in East Kalimantan, the fourteenth time the gathering was held.
Habib Syech Bin Abdul Qadir Assegaf
A conversation on karma and rebirth within classical Buddhist cosmology.
An hour on the three subjects people actually ask about, given at the Chinese Institute of Classical Learning.
Khenpo Sodargye's Teachings
A long-form interview on Buddha at the Gas Pump about Kashmir Shaivism and the heart.
A Weekend University lecture built around the themes of Wilber's book Finding Radical Wholeness.
The Weekend University
Rick Hanson in conversation with David Sloan Wilson on personal and global evolution.
A public talk given at Lerab Ling in France in October 2010 contrasting the lojong training in compassion with a competitive mindset.
Lerab Ling
An introduction to Dzogchen as the Bön tradition transmits it, recorded during a visit to Argentina.
Bon Dzogchen Argentina
Dza Kilung Rinpoche discusses realization and the Dzogchen path.
Shambhala Publications
Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche is interviewed on the practice of kindfulness.
Conscious Collective
The life of Vivekananda, from his years with Ramakrishna to Chicago and back, made for the 150th anniversary of his birth.
Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture
Kiran Trace on her spontaneous 2005 awakening and her practical, direct approach to freedom from suffering, in conversation for Buddha at the Gas Pump.
A full hour-long English lecture at Loyola Marymount University on how the Gurbani Sangeet tradition has been carried in memory and in the voice from one generation to the next.
Loyola Marymount University, BCLA Yoga Studies
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