The term “amravati” translates to “the deathless.” It is that which goes beyond birth and death. We, like the Buddhist monk’s, have the ability…
One of the best things that we can do in difficult times like these is to go deep inside, deep into the timeless sense of…
Much of human suffering is caused by greed, hatred, fear and ignorance. When we let go of greed, hatred, fear and ignorance, and hold the…
In this dharma talk, we discuss why the winter solstice is the perfect time to start anew and let what truly matters in your heart…
One of the deepest and most demanding aspects of Buddhist psychology is the experience of non-self. Ajahn Chah said, “You have to consider and contemplate…
People often prefer a very limited, punishing regime—rather than face the anxiety of freedom. — Jean-Paul Sartre Along with the joy of freedom is a…
In this episode of the Heart Wisdom Podcast, we explore the concept of dukkha (suffering), which is the Buddha’s First Noble Truth, and how we…
“In a world of tension and breakdown it is necessary for there to be those who seek to integrate their inner lives not by avoiding…
The present moment is the doorway to true calm. It is the only place you can love or awaken—the eternal present. You cannot know the…
