The Task in Relation to Suffering
How we can learn to see things as they are—and, in the process, find freedom
Theravada
Taking the Long View
A Thai forest meditation master on developing qualities that protect the heart from inner and outer evils
Come and See
A Sri Lankan Theravada monk invokes a core Buddhist principle in a teaching on impermanence.
The Delusion of Memory
A monk in the Thai forest tradition presents a teaching on the essential differences between intellectual understanding and direct insight.
God as Dhamma
A Slovenian writer, translator, and former monastic on how Buddhism contends with the archetype of an all-powerful creator
Not-Self Q&A
An American Theravada Buddhist monk in the Thai forest tradition breaks down common misconceptions about the early Buddhist teaching.
The Hidden Fish Bones of Happiness
The late Thai monk and philosopher on the true nature of attainment and suffering
One Strategy to Torture the Kilesas
A Theravada monk expounds on the benefits of fasting to aid in one’s virtue and meditation practice.
Revisiting ‘The Questions of Milinda’
Scholar Maria Heim discusses how treating Buddhist texts as literature can enhance our perception and hone our attention.
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