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Olivia explores the “Thousands” chapter of the Dhammapada, reflecting on the Buddha’s teaching that more is not always better—one meaningful word, one moment of inner transformation, or one day of seeing clearly can be more valuable than a thousand empty accomplishments. Through the lens of a challenging relationship, we’ll explore what it means to value lived understanding over quantity, meet our own reactivity with awareness, and become more present with what is actually true.Dhammapada, Chapter 8: “Thousands” • Translation: Gil FronsdalPrompt: What is something in your mind that needs to be interrupted? Sitting segment that complements the talk portion on ThousandsGroup Date: 9/8/2026
Olivia explores the “Thousands” chapter of the Dhammapada, reflecting on the Buddha’s teaching that more is not always better—one meaningful word, one moment of inner transformation, or one day of seeing clearly can be more valuable than a thousand empty accomplishments. Through the lens of a challenging relationship, we’ll explore what it means to value lived understanding over quantity, meet our own reactivity with awareness, and become more present with what is actually true.Dhammapada, Chapter 8: “Thousands” • Translation: Gil FronsdalPrompt: What is something in your mind that needs to be interrupted? Sitting segment that complements the talk portion on ThousandsGroup Date: 9/8/2026
This week, Andrew explores Chapter 6 of the Dhammapada, “The Sage,” and the question: What are we actually practicing toward?Through vivid images of wise friendship, craftspeople shaping their materials, a rock unmoved by wind, a clear lake, and the journey to the “other shore,” Andrew reflects on spiritual friendship, the craft of training the heart and mind, equanimity, and the Buddhist path toward freedom.The talk concludes with the Dhammapada’s striking description of those devoted to the path as “luminous and completely liberated in this life” inviting us to consider what might be possible when we make a lifetime practice of cultivating the heart and mind.Prompt: What animal represents how you are feeling today?Talk segment that complements the sit portion on The SageGroup Date: 9/1/2026
This week, Andrew explores Chapter 6 of the Dhammapada, “The Sage,” and the question: What are we actually practicing toward?Through vivid images of wise friendship, craftspeople shaping their materials, a rock unmoved by wind, a clear lake, and the journey to the “other shore,” Andrew reflects on spiritual friendship, the craft of training the heart and mind, equanimity, and the Buddhist path toward freedom.The talk concludes with the Dhammapada’s striking description of those devoted to the path as “luminous and completely liberated in this life” inviting us to consider what might be possible when we make a lifetime practice of cultivating the heart and mind.Prompt: What animal represents how you are feeling today?Sitting segment that complements the talk portion on The SageGroup Date: 9/1/2026
In this guided meditation, Olivia explores Loving Kindness—a practice perfect for your daily routine and a supplement to our Buddhist Study Series.Group Date: 09/12/2026
In this guided meditation, Andrew explores Mindfulness of Breath—a practice perfect for your daily routine and a supplement to our Buddhist Study Series.Group Date: 09/11/2026
This week Olivia explores what helps us sustain and deepen our practice over time—not through force or discipline alone, but by following curiosity, connection, and a wholesome desire to understand. We’ll reflect on the role of spiritual friendship, supportive teachers and community, and learning to notice what draws us back to the Dharma and keeps the practice alive in our everyday lives.Prompt: What is something in your life right now that sparked curiosity within you?Talk segment that complements the sit portion on Consistency with CuriosityGroup Date: 8/25/2026
This week Olivia explores what helps us sustain and deepen our practice over time—not through force or discipline alone, but by following curiosity, connection, and a wholesome desire to understand. We’ll reflect on the role of spiritual friendship, supportive teachers and community, and learning to notice what draws us back to the Dharma and keeps the practice alive in our everyday lives.Prompt: What is something in your life right now that sparked curiosity within you?Sitting segment that complements the talk portion on Consistency with CuriosityGroup Date: 8/25/2026
Guided Meditations and Talks inspired by the teachings of the Buddha
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