Anne Klein and Harvey Aronson, teachers and co-directors of Dawn Mountain Center for Tibetan Buddhis
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Claire Villarreal talks reincarnation, bardo, impermanence, and an important note on refuge. Claire also has her own podcast you can check out Buddhist Wisdom Modern Life!
Hear more from Anne C. Klein on cultivating compassion and kindess.
Explore acronym "WONDER" with Dawn Mountain co-founder Harvey Aronson
Mark shares with us the story of Buddha's spiritual seeking after leaving home.
Harvey Aronson touches on the powerful motivation that can come from shocking moments in our lives.
This recent guided body scan meditation by Harvey Aronson was done in our summer 2022 Teaching Tuesday series "Wonders of the Present Moment." If you're curious about Dawn Mountain programs you can check out our website www.dawnmountain.org
Harvey Aronson expands on the story of Prince Siddhartha.
Anne shares with a group of high school kids the story of Shakyamuni Buddha's awakening and what it means to be awakened.
Harvey Aronson and Anne Klein discuss judgement in the mind as an obstacle to practice.
Anne C. Klein/ Lama Rigzin Drolma shares how the path of practice is really cultivating a sense of freshness.
Harvey shares with us the role of service and kindness in the context of Buddhist teachings.
Anne C. Klein / Lama Rigzin Drolma shares two stories of how enlightening truths are slowly revealed and that there's always hope and possibilities in our lives.
In this episode Harvey Aronson shares with us some ways to be more in touch with our luminous nature and some of the obstacles that stand in the way.
Buddhism’s Fourth Noble Truth contains the entire Buddhist path to awakening (enlightenment). It states that there’s a path from unawakened existence, in which we’re always subject to dissatisfaction, to full awakening, a state beyond the under
The third Noble Truth presents the goal of Buddhist practice and the ultimate Buddhist belief: the mind is luminous and fully aware by nature, and when that's uncovered, we've finally cut the root of ignorance. We've woken up. Called the truth
In the first Noble Truth (see previous episode), the Buddha describes the human predicament: we keep chasing after things (or people or accomplishments) we think will satisfy our sense that there's something more, something better for us. But e
In the first Noble Truth (see previous episode), the Buddha describes the human predicament: we keep chasing after things (or people or accomplishments) we think will satisfy our sense that there's something more, something better for us. But e
The first of the Four Noble Truths is the one most people think they know, but it's also the most misunderstood. Often it's translated as "Life is suffering," which isn't very accurate. Instead, the Buddha taught that as long as we don't unders
The first of the Four Noble Truths is the one most people think they know, but it's also the most misunderstood. Often it's translated as "Life is suffering," which isn't very accurate. Instead, the Buddha taught that as long as we don't unders
Guest teacher Claire Villarreal leads us in this exciting miniseries! These teachings are the foundations of Buddhist beliefs around the world, and in this episode you'll hear the story behind the Four Noble Truths: of the Buddha's spiritual qu
Guest teacher Claire Villarreal leads us in this exciting miniseries! These teachings are the foundations of Buddhist beliefs around the world, and in this episode you'll hear the story behind the Four Noble Truths: of the Buddha's spiritual qu
Claire Villarreal leads this teaching on two sources of inspiration and why inspiration is so important to continued practice!
Claire Villarreal leads this teaching on two sources of inspiration and why inspiration is so important to continued practice!
Harvey Aronson shares with us how the desire to reach for one's smartphone can be transformed into a frequent and deep spiritual practice using the acronym "WISER" and a quote from Rinpoche "freedom is bondage and bondage is freedom."
Harvey Aronson shares with us how the desire to reach for one's smartphone can be transformed into a frequent and deep spiritual practice using the acronym "WISER" and a quote from Rinpoche "freedom is bondage and bondage is freedom."
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