Wisdom, in the Buddhist tradition, refers to the deep understanding of the nature of reality, particularly the realisation of impermanence, not-self, and suffering.
Foundations of Buddhism
A Taste of Freedom, by Ajahn Chah
All the teachings are merely similes and comparisons, means to help the mind see the truth.
Equanimity, by John Aske
Equanimity is not a state or a condition, it is what we have always been, flow and change, with no attempt to allow or prevent anything.
Sympathetic joy — Mudita by John Aske
Sympathetic joy is not bound by give and take, it is founded on compassion.
Emptiness by Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
Nothing that could be taken as being a self or belonging to a self.
Silence, by Ajahn Sumedho
Silence, by Ajahn Sumedho, plus a lot more insights.
Dhamma isn’t karmic, isn’t self, Ajahn Sumedho
Buddhist film about 45 minutes.
Notes from a Buddhist meditation retreat
The stuff you create in your own mind—that is what dukkha is.
Buddhism now 