Why We Should Turn Towards Mystery
In an excerpt from his new online course, “The Power of Not Knowing,” Buddhist teacher Martin Aylward explains the benefits of setting aside what we already know and embracing the freedom of not knowing.
Martin Aylward
Martin Aylward is a co-founding teacher of the Tapovan Dharma Community at Le Moulin de Chaves monastery in southwestern France. He teaches the Tricycle online course The Power of Not Knowing.
Give Your Practice Permission to Change
Leave behind what doesn’t serve you and recognize your evolving needs, sensitivity, and understanding.
‘Let God Paint the Windows’
How meditation teacher Martin Aylward learned to stop worrying about the fruits of his actions and instead pay attention to the care with which he engaged in them.
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The Art of Slowing Down
A daily practice for realizing the counterintuitive truth that when you slow down, you have more time.
Neither Edge Nor Center
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Turning Word
Martin Aylward, co-founding teacher of the Tapovan Dharma Community at Le Moulin de Chaves monastery in southwestern France, talks about two Buddhist books that made a significant impact on his practice.
Online Courses
Online Course
The Power of Not Knowing
Put down the usual apparatus of knowing and explore a more fluid and free relationship with life in this course with Martin Aylward, available now for self-paced learning. Go beyond old certainties and worn out ideas to come alive in the power of not knowing.
Podcasts
Coming Back to Embodiment
In today’s episode of Life As It Is, James Shaheen and co-host Sharon Salzberg sit down with Buddhist teacher Martin Aylward to discuss the power of embodied attention and how the pandemic has changed our relationship with our bodies.
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Dharma Talks
Evolving Dharma: How Practice Transforms
In this Dharma Talk, Martin Aylward will draw on his thirty years of meditation experience to consider how meditative practice evolves over the course of a life, and how to embrace, rather than resist, this path…
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