Gil Fronsdal

[VAReact]

For those interested. I was turned on to this dharma teacher by one of my teachers. He is outstanding! I highly recommend his dharma talks on the three characteristics -impermanence, suffering and not self. They are all on the first page:

http://www.audiodharma.org/teacher/1/

May we all be at ease!

[mossy]

the dhammapada copy I have was written by him. I will check the link out tonight.

[CaliforniaLiberal]

I just dipped my toe in and heard about Amazement, Wow!

I have practiced mindfulness meditation but not for many years now. I like this guy.

[VAReact]

the dhammapada copy I have was written by him. I will check the link out tonight.

Did you check out the link?

[mossy]

Did you check out the link?

Yeah, I really like his stuff. The talk on different types of intoxication and traps in smile of mara was very informative. The use of humor is also really good.

[mossy]

if you are interested in English Buddhist music this site has all the songs for free. as well as other dharma talks, e books and other resources. http://www.buddhanet.net/audio.htm

[mossy]

just finished the talk on sexual misconduct. i alwase viewed it as what harm is being done and are we doing it out of mindless desire. never thought of applying the full eightfold path to human sexuality before. really good stuff.

[VAReact]

if you are interested in English Buddhist music this site has all the songs for free. as well as other dharma talks, e books and other resources. http://www.buddhanet.net/audio.htm

Yeah, I'm familiar with that site. There's so much good stuff out there! Right now I'm reading Right Mindfulness by Thanissaro Bhikku. A great resource. Goes through both the Anapanasati and Satipatthana Suttas in detail, and how to apply to practice and the path. I just finished an 8 week course at my center in the exercises of Anapanasati. It really helped elevate my practice.

[VAReact]

The dharma talk on letting go of story is amazing -highly recommended. I think they're all amazing, is my guess!

[VAReact]

http://www.againstthestream.org/empt...of-the-buddha/