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Why I Walk Two Paths
Mahayana is “heretical” and Theravada is for “devils”—at least that’s how they see each other sometimes. In reality, they go hand-in-hand.
By Gil FronsdalMahayana is “heretical” and Theravada is for “devils”—at least that’s how they see each other sometimes. In reality, they go hand-in-hand.
By Gil FronsdalGenerosity and the “instant karma” it generates
By Gil FronsdalGil Fronsdal tells us how to get the most out of it.
By Gil FronsdalTeachers from three Buddhist traditions offer surprisingly divergent views on the meaning of nirvana. Where does your path lead?
by Gil Fronsdal, Tulku Thubten Rinpoche, and Roko Sherry ChayatCultivating equanimity with Gil Fronsdal and Sayadaw U Pandita
By Gil Fronsdal and Sayadaw U PanditaBasic Buddhist meditation practices can transform the way you think and the way you view the world. Here, five teachers offer introductory methods for changing your mind—and your life.
By Barry Magid, Gil Fronsdal, Bhante Henepola Gunaratana, Peter Doobinin, Judith Simmer-Brown, and Thanissaro BhikkhuVipassana and Zen teacher Gil Fronsdal talks to Tricycle about teaching and practicing in two traditions. Also includes Intolerance to Suffering: A dharma talk by Gil Fronsdal
Interview with Gil Fronsdal by James ShaheenThe last thirty years have seen an exponential growth of the Western Vipassana community. As every indication is that this will continue, what developments can we expect over the next ten years?
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