Dhamma Talks

Understanding Impermanence Meditation

One of the three characteristics of human life is the transient nature of our subjective experience.  In Buddhism this is called anicca (ah-nee-chah) and a goal of mindfulness meditation practice is to be able to monitor the changing nature of sensations, feelings and...

Cultivating A Wise Mind April 22, 2020

This talk was preceded by the "Guided Mindfulness of the Mind Meditation", which can be found in the Audio section of the website. The focus of this talk is a review of the Third Foundation of Mindfulness, Cittanupassana (chee-tah-noo-pah-suh-nah), Mindfulness of the...

Four Elements Contemplation

In the Four Foundations of Mindfulness Discourse, one suggestion for practice focuses on contemplating the Four Elements: Earth (feelings of hardness, softness, pressure, density, etc.), Air (movement in or of the body), Fire (variations in temperature sensations) and...