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Buddhist teachings in the Soto Zen tradition from Shasta Abbey Monastery.

Teachings on Buddhist philosophy and meditation practice based on early scriptures, emphasizing clarity and practical application.

Explores how Buddhist principles guide social activism through conversations with engaged Buddhist leaders.

Transforms monthly Zen-inspired journal entries into spoken meditations for contemplative listening.
A Tibetan Buddhist teacher gives weekly teachings on the Lamrim Chenmo, a guide to the stages of the path to enlightenment.

Buddhist teachings and meditation talks from teachers at the Austin Zen Center.

Weekly public talks from the Angel City Zen Center focused on beginner-friendly Zen practice.

Teachings from Tibetan Buddhism applied to modern life through dialogue and practice.

The Ho Center for Buddhist Studies at Stanford

Two Zen practitioners discuss spiritual folk-tales in a contemplative setting at the Detroit Zen Center.

Conversations with Buddhist teachers on life, death, and embracing impermanence through personal stories and spiritual wisdom.

Dhamma talks from weekly classes and retreats on Buddhist teachings like the Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path, and Dependent Origination.

Angelica Ross discusses personal and cultural topics with guests from diverse backgrounds, focusing on making the most of life’s moments.

Teachings on American Mahayana Buddhism through live Dharma talks and sutra lectures by Master YongHua.

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Spiritual talks by Zen Roshi Lola McDowell Lee exploring Zen, Buddhism, and diverse traditions like Christianity, Hinduism, and philosophy.

Recorded Skype discussions exploring the Buddha's Supra-mundane Dhamma through dialogue, sutta analysis, and practice guidance.

Real people share how practicing SGI Nichiren Buddhism helps them overcome challenges and unlock their inner potential.

Dharma talks, healing chants, and QiGong from the Won Buddhism community in North Carolina.

A recovery program using Buddhist principles to treat addiction through a non-theistic, practice-based approach.

Explores Buddhist teachings through a secular lens, focusing on practical applications for everyday life without religious doctrine.