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Punyamala explores the Buddhist teachings of impermanence and shares reflections on how to live with the fact of death, using her recent experience of death.

This is the Second in a series of four talks given on the four reminders given at Taraloka Retreat Centre called Reflection: A Path of Wisdom.

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Direct download: Free_Buddhist_Audio_-_Impermanence_of_this_Body_441.mp3
Category:Buddhism -- posted at: 12:00am EST

Saccanama offers this thought-provoking talk exploring insight into anatta. What happens when one loses control and renounces the self? 

Recorded at the Swedish Summer Retreat at Dharmagiri Retreat Centre, July 2019.

This talk is part of the series ‘To Place the Heart Upon’ - Exploring Faith in Buddhism.

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Direct download: Free_Buddhist_Audio_-_Faith_Insight_and_Transcending_the_Self_440.mp3
Category:Buddhism -- posted at: 12:00am EST

When things go wrong in our life we can see them as an obstacle to an ideal spiritual life feel we should be leading. But there's another way of looking at difficulties, and instead of trying to get rid of difficulties, we could be welcoming them as opportunities. 

 Vajratara  draws on the Tibetan Mind Training tradition, as well as the Pali Suttas to examine how we can make adversity our teacher and the ground in which wisdom and compassion can grow.

Given at Cardiff Buddhist Centre, 2018.

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Direct download: Free_Buddhist_Audio_-_Working_with_Adversity_439.mp3
Category:Buddhism -- posted at: 12:00am EST

A series of personal exchanges with Subhuti about the central issues of life.  Subhuti is among the most prominent and experienced of Western Buddhists. He has spent the past forty-odd years practising the Buddha’s teachings and travelling the world helping make it possible for others to do the same. 

Hosted by Subhadramati during his Presidential visit to the London Buddhist Centre, which he was instrumental in founding in 1978.

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Direct download: Free_Buddhist_Audio_-_Why_Do_I_Suffer_438.mp3
Category:Buddhism -- posted at: 12:00am EST