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Ethnicity and Buddhism in the UK, by Noy Thomson
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An introduction to mindfulness meditation by Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche (part 1)
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How Things Are, by Ajahn Sumedho
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Photographs of India and Burma, 1852-1860 by Captain Linnaeus Tripe
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Two Levels of Truth, by Lama Chime Rinpoche
It is said that for the absolute, one has wisdom, and for the relative, one has compassion. After his enlightenment Buddha did not need to teach people in order for them to become essentially wiser; he did so in order to try to help people, to provide them with a means by which some of them could come to the same understanding that he had reached…
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Zen Principles and Practices
Documentary showing life in a Rinzai Zen temple. ‘Zen Principles and Practices’. Old Zen film 1986ish. Four parts of 29 minutes each. The film is not studio quality, but wonderful all the same.
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Part 4 Zazenshin: Acupuncture Needle of Zazen, by Shohaku Okumura
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Beginners ›
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Compassion is catching by Trevor Leggett.
25 November 2025
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A wake-up sign, by John Aske
21 September 2025
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The Dharma lies not in the techniques we use, but in the quality of our attention.
3 August 2025
Buddhist meditation ›
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Morning meditation — It’s Sometimes Easy.
14 September 2026
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Morning meditation — There is no need to be disappointed or annoyed.
13 July 2026
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Morning meditation — Before moving in sitting meditation.
8 July 2026
Foundations of Buddhism ›
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Awareness and Wisdom (Sati-paññā): Seeing Clearly Through Mindfulness
8 July 2025
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A Taste of Freedom, by Ajahn Chah
3 December 2023
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Equanimity, by John Aske
31 August 2023





