Video: The Medicine of the Dharma
In this dharma talk, Jack discusses the health, economic and moral crises the world is facing.
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Video: Timeless Teachings in a Time of Pandemic
In this dharma talk, we discuss the classic teaching of the 11th-century sage Atisha known as the “Seven Points of Mind Training.”
Video: Courage in Our Difficult Time
The value of our harshest difficulties is how honestly they cause us to question, how they intensify our courage and bring alive our deepest inner...
Video: Dharma Talk & Meditation with Tricycle Magazine
This talk & meditation addresses heightened anxiety & isolation due to the COVID–19 heath crisis.
Video: Practices to Steady the Heart with Trudy Goodman
Join me and Trudy Goodman for powerful and caring ways to tend the mind and body, and steady the heart in this uncertain time.
Video Series: A Steady Heart in Time of Coronavirus with Jack Kornfield & Tara Brach
During times of difficulty, it is crucial to find ways to steady the heart, to connect compassionately with ourselves and with each other.
Video: Calm, Clarity, Compassion
We can choose to live in our fears, confusion, and worries, or to stay in the essence of our practice, center ourselves, and be the...
Audio: Mindful Loving Awareness
The invitation of mindfulness and loving awareness is really to be alive and present here on this earth and in this life in a wakeful...
Audio: The Joy of Virtue
Conscious conduct or virtue, means acting harmoniously and with care toward the life around us. For spiritual practice to develop, it is absolutely essential that...
Audio: The Generous Heart
To cultivate generosity directly is another fundamental part of living a spiritual life. Like meditation, generosity can actually be practiced. With practice, its spirit forms...
Video: Love Dharma Talk
This is the last talk of ten. Throughout 2017, Jack spoke about the ten paramis, or perfections of a buddha: generosity, morality, renunciation, wisdom, right...
Audio: Love Dharma Talk
When you meditate, the game is to sit and let the mind quiet, tend the heart, and begin to listen to life itself. The question...
