The Traveler Who Does Not Get Lost
A Thai forest tradition monk presents a teaching on the urgency of practicing the dhamma.
Theravada
Dreams and Voices
The abbot of Wat Metta presents a timeless teaching on interpreting visions along the Buddhist path.
Pressure in the Mind
A Slovenian meditation teacher provides a dhamma perspective on inner tension.
The Goal of Buddhist Life
A Sri Lankan Theravada monk and the co-abbot of the Bhavana Society in West Virginia on living a life in line with the dhamma
The Karma of Not-self
An American Theravada monk on how to respond to the question, “If there’s no self, who does the karma, and who receives the results of the karma?”
The Duties of a Wise Ruler
The founding abbot of Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in South East England on the ideal qualities of a perfect leader.
Three Teachings by Buddhadasa
The radical conservatism of an influential 20th-century Thai monk
The Uses of Equanimity
Exploring the uses and limitations of one of the four immeasurables
To Be a Person Is to Be a Mara
A key teacher in the early Thai wilderness tradition provides a clear exposition on the role of the three characteristics in dependent origination.
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