Discover the Joy of Spiritual Friendship featuring Tara Brach
A Free Live Online Special Event With Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield Hosted by Omega Institute in partnership with Cloud Sangha Saturday, June 3, 1:00-2:15...
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Video: The Buddha’s Last Teachings Dharma Talk
This dharma talk centers around teachings from The Mahāparinibbāṇa Sutta which is a story about the last year of the Buddha’s life.
Heart Wisdom – Ep. 153 – Teachers And Cults
When we start to veer down an unwise path, spiritual guides can help us see the things we can not see.
Retreat is a Benevolent Rest
Even a short period of retreat is a benevolent rest, a stepping outside of busy daily routines and our ordinary identity. Released from the tyranny...
You Are Not Alone
You are not alone. In fact, your life itself is only possible because of the thousands of generations before you, survivors who have carried the...
Jack Kornfield on the Mindrolling Podcast with Raghu Markus – Ep. 371 – Transparent to Love: Ram Dass Stories
Jack Kornfield visits Mindrolling to share stories about Ram Dass and how he ultimately became transparent to love.
Jack Kornfield on the Mindrolling Podcast with Raghu Markus – Ep. 371 – Transparent to Love: Ram Dass Stories
Jack Kornfield visits Mindrolling to share stories about Ram Dass and how he ultimately became transparent to love.
The Bodhisattva’s Path
The way of the bodhisattva is one of the most radical and powerful of all Buddhist forms of practice. It is radical because it states...
Service Is the Expression of the Awakened Heart
Years ago Ram Dass went to his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, to ask, “How can I best be enlightened?” His guru answered, “Love people.” When...
Open Your Heart
On December 5, my wife Trudy Goodman, Sharon Salzberg, and I celebrated the end of the Open Your Heart retreat we had been teaching with...
Noble Friendship
Then the venerable Ananda approached the Lord, prostrated himself and sat down to one side. Sitting there the venerable Ananda said to the Lord: “Half of...
Finding Refuge (Part Two)
(Read Part One of Finding Refuge) Traditionally, there are three levels of Buddhist refuge, outer, inner and innermost. On the outer level, we take refuge...
