Andrew Holecek

Be a “See-It-All”

A brief teaching from a Buddhist author

By Andrew Holecek

Fall 2020

What We Can Discover in the Dark Unknown

Exploring our fear of the dark can reveal truths about death and what comes after.

By Andrew Holecek

Jun 28, 2019

Is Virtual Reality Getting Too Real?

As VR technology takes the world by storm, two Buddhist teachers and a cognitive neuroscientist debate its spiritual potential and shortcomings.

A conversation with Andrew Holecek, Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel, and Jordan Quaglia, edited by Julia Hirsch

Oct 12, 2018

Transforming Our Greatest Obstacle into Our Greatest Opportunity

In this retreat, Andrew Holecek will address our views of death and offer guidance into what to do before, during, and after death.

By Andrew Holecek

Jan 2014

Magazine Meditation & Practice

The Supreme Contemplation

Practicing with the Four Reminders

By Andrew Holecek

Winter 2013

The Best Possible Habit

Karma is basically habit. It’s the momentum of repeated actions that become habitual. It’s in our best interest to develop as many positive habits as we can. In the Mahanama Sutta, the Buddha said, “Just as oil rises to the top of a pot submerged in water, your virtue, your goodness, your faith, or generosity […]

By Andrew Holecek

Fall 2013

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Threats to health and well-being can instill in us deep-seated feelings of anxiety and concern for our safety and that of those around us. In this Dharma Talk series, the Bön Buddhist master Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche teaches meditation practices that can help us respond to those emotions from a place of calm awareness instead of fear.

Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

Oct 2020

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Andrew Holecek

Magazine Teachings

Be a “See-It-All”

Trike Daily Teachings

What We Can Discover in the Dark Unknown

Trike Daily

Is Virtual Reality Getting Too Real?

Dharma Talks

Transforming Our Greatest Obstacle into Our Greatest Opportunity

Magazine Meditation & Practice

The Supreme Contemplation

Magazine

The Best Possible Habit