Dharma Talks
given at Cambridge Insight Meditation Center
2012-03-14
Lessons from the Kalama Sutta
28:31
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Thanissaro Bhikkhu
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The Kalama Sutta is most famous for its encouragement not to place total trust in traditions and texts, but it also encourages you not to place total trust in your sense of reason and preferences. So where can you place your trust? This talk focuses on the dilemma posed by the sutta's recommendations, and the way in proposes out of the dilemma. |
Cambridge Insight Meditation Center
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2012-01-25
Faith in Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha: What Do I Believe
48:59
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Joseph Kappel
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In this talk Joseph speaks about faith in Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha and how belief and faith are interconnected. The intricate and interwoven nature of these is central to one’s humanity and critical to deepening one’s religious and spiritual life. He relates it in very personal terms using his own journey as a former soldier and monk to reveal how this sojourn we’re on, is one that offers multiple opportunities to take strides along the path to liberation from all that binds one to the perpetual wheel of samsara (myriad births & deaths). |
Cambridge Insight Meditation Center
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