When the Dhamma, and Vinaya declared by the Tathāgata is being taught,
he listens well, gives ear, applies his mind to knowledge,
rejects what is worthless, takes up what is worthwhile,
and is endowed with the patience to conform with the teaching. (AN 6.88)
Audios
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Listed below are ongoing periodic, as well as occasional future scheduled events.
- On Buddhist ethics
On Buddhist ethics. The primary principle of Buddhist ethics is the development and cultivation of virtue as a quality of character. Virtuosity in virtue is a quality of the awakened ones. This is contrasted with modern understandings of ethics, but is arguably a basic human drive and definitive of a meaningful or well-lived life. (February 9, 2024)
- Contemplations of non-self
Non-self is a practice more than it is a philosophical viewpoint. However, this practice begins with a conceptual investigation of the presumed experiential manifestations of the constructed self. (February 16, 2024)