So have you found any dharma talks in this week?
Anyway yesterday I have been listening to talks by Gil Fronsdal.
I copied some parts of the talk
Buddha Nature 09/19/04
[Download]
[Play] 38:59
to Thusness, which Thusness thinks is 'very good and very
experienced'. It's about Buddha-Nature, mindfulness practice, and
non-duality.
The other talks by him are also very good, on a wide range of
topics. http://www.audiodharma.org/talks-gil.html
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Gil Fronsdal (1954) is a Buddhist who has
practiced Zen and Vipassana since the
1970s, and is currently a Buddhist teacher who lives in the San Francisco
Bay Area. He is the guiding teacher of the Insight Meditation
Center (IMC) of Redwood
City, California. He is one of the best-known American
Buddhists. He has a PhD in Buddhist
Studies from Stanford
University. His many dharma talks available
online contain basic information on meditation and Buddhism, as
well as subtle concepts of Buddhism explained at the level of the
lay person.
He has trained in both the Japanese Soto Zen tradition and the
Insight Meditation lineage of Theravada Buddhism of Southeast Asia.
Gil was trained as a Vipassana teacher by Jack Kornfield and is
part of the Vipassana teachers' collective at Spirit Rock Meditation
Center. He was ordained as a Soto Zen priest at the San Francisco Zen Center
in 1982, and in 1995 he received Dharma Transmission from Mel
Weitsman, the abbot of the Berkeley Zen Center. He has been the
primary teacher for the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City,
California since 1990. He is a husband and father of two boys.