Voices: Burmese Theravada in a Catholic Land, Part 2, Raymond Riveria
This is the second episode in our series exploring Filipino meditators affected by the Dhamma of the Golden Land. Here, we tell the story of just one Filipino meditator: Raymond Riveria, or Mon for sh...
27 Des 20201h 23min
Sebastien Le Normand
Myanmar is the dream destination for so many meditators and spiritual seekers, and this was certainly the case for Sebastien Le Normand. A published author and French yogi in the tradition of S.N. Goe...
18 Des 20201h 46min
COVID-19 Pandemic: Dealing with Disruption
The Buddha’s teachings of liberation were not meant only for prosperous and stable times, but also for when things are uncertain, or even perilous. Perhaps no moment in recent years has tested the mis...
8 Des 20202h 6min
Voices: Burmese Theravada in a Catholic Land, Part 1
If you reference the Philippines, vipassana meditation practice and Buddhist study are not the first things that come to mind! That is because this heavily Catholic island nation is pretty much the on...
29 Nov 20202h 4min
Media Corner: The Power Of Ethical Spiritual Intelligence
Alan Clements’ new book, Burma: Voices of Freedom, is a monumental achievement, a work more than three decades in the making. Alan interviewed hundreds of people in order to examine the intersecting l...
19 Nov 20202h 48min
Zaw Win Htet, Part 2
The second in a two-part interview, educator and amateur historian Zaw Win Htet continues his stories that weave together his own life, his local region, and some of the most revered Dhamma teachers o...
31 Okt 20201h 31min
Zaw Win Htet, Part 1
“My grandmother is the main character of this story,” Zaw Win Htet informs us as he begins the interview. An educator and amateur historian, Zaw shares how the bedtime stories she told him every night...
21 Okt 20202h 9min
