Dharma Teachings By Lama Mark Webber

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving commentary on the text 'Striking the Vital Point in Three Statements' by Patrul Rinpoche. Held in 2009 in Wuppertal, Germany.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving commentary on the text 'Striking the Vital Point in Three Statements' by Patrul Rinpoche. Held in 2009 in Wuppertal, Germany.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving commentary on the text 'Striking the Vital Point in Three Statements' by Patrul Rinpoche. Held in 2009 in Wuppertal, Germany.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving commentary on the text 'Striking the Vital Point in Three Statements' by Patrul Rinpoche. Held in 2009 in Wuppertal, Germany.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving commentary on the text 'Striking the Vital Point in Three Statements' by Patrul Rinpoche. Held in 2009 in Wuppertal, Germany.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving commentary on the text 'Striking the Vital Point in Three Statements' by Patrul Rinpoche. Held in 2009 in Wuppertal, Germany.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving commentary on the text 'Striking the Vital Point in Three Statements' by Patrul Rinpoche. Held in 2009 in Wuppertal, Germany.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is exploring the interface of spiritual practice and therapy. Held in 2008 in the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is exploring the interface of spiritual practice and therapy. Held in 2008 in the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is exploring the interface of spiritual practice and therapy. Held in 2008 in the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is exploring the interface of spiritual practice and therapy. Held in 2008 in the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

In this teaching, Lama Mark Webber is exploring the interface of spiritual practice and therapy. Held in 2008 in the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

LMW-S001E01-2008-Gasping For Breath

The Abhidhamma contains the essential teachings of the Buddha. It is a distillation–at times elaboration, and clarification of his core teachings from the perspective of what the ultimate entities worthy of contemplative Insight meditation are. Most of the Abhidhamma presents to us the topics of meditation that leads directly to liberation in order to profoundly understand our experience. The Lama explains that Abhidhamma is an amazing taxonomy of mind and matter, and the interconnections and interdependence of these two. In this way, we gradually understand the distinction between concepts born from our imagination and what are ultimate realities. The ultimate realities are our topics of meditation, not imagination. By contemplating this vast interdependence from the roots of causality, one is lead to discover Liberation (Nibbana or Nirvana), the total abandonment of greed, hatred and delusion–that which is unborn and unconditioned. The most precious gift we could offer to all sentient beings. The retreat

The Abhidhamma contains the essential teachings of the Buddha. It is a distillation–at times elaboration, and clarification of his core teachings from the perspective of what the ultimate entities worthy of contemplative Insight meditation are. Most of the Abhidhamma presents to us the topics of meditation that leads directly to liberation in order to profoundly understand our experience. The Lama explains that Abhidhamma is an amazing taxonomy of mind and matter, and the interconnections and interdependence of these two. In this way, we gradually understand the distinction between concepts born from our imagination and what are ultimate realities. The ultimate realities are our topics of meditation, not imagination. By contemplating this vast interdependence from the roots of causality, one is lead to discover Liberation (Nibbana or Nirvana), the total abandonment of greed, hatred and delusion–that which is unborn and unconditioned. The most precious gift we could offer to all sentient beings. The retreat

The Abhidhamma contains the essential teachings of the Buddha. It is a distillation–at times elaboration, and clarification of his core teachings from the perspective of what the ultimate entities worthy of contemplative Insight meditation are. Most of the Abhidhamma presents to us the topics of meditation that leads directly to liberation in order to profoundly understand our experience. The Lama explains that Abhidhamma is an amazing taxonomy of mind and matter, and the interconnections and interdependence of these two. In this way, we gradually understand the distinction between concepts born from our imagination and what are ultimate realities. The ultimate realities are our topics of meditation, not imagination. By contemplating this vast interdependence from the roots of causality, one is lead to discover Liberation (Nibbana or Nirvana), the total abandonment of greed, hatred and delusion–that which is unborn and unconditioned. The most precious gift we could offer to all sentient beings. The retreat

The Abhidhamma contains the essential teachings of the Buddha. It is a distillation–at times elaboration, and clarification of his core teachings from the perspective of what the ultimate entities worthy of contemplative Insight meditation are. Most of the Abhidhamma presents to us the topics of meditation that leads directly to liberation in order to profoundly understand our experience. The Lama explains that Abhidhamma is an amazing taxonomy of mind and matter, and the interconnections and interdependence of these two. In this way, we gradually understand the distinction between concepts born from our imagination and what are ultimate realities. The ultimate realities are our topics of meditation, not imagination. By contemplating this vast interdependence from the roots of causality, one is lead to discover Liberation (Nibbana or Nirvana), the total abandonment of greed, hatred and delusion–that which is unborn and unconditioned. The most precious gift we could offer to all sentient beings. The retreat

The Path of Purification: recorded Dharma teachings given at the Bethlehem Retreat Centre Nanaimo, BC, Canada on November 1-3, 2019: In these talks, Lama Mark covered most of the essentials components needed on the path of Purification and Liberation. He started with instructions on how to build a strong foundation for Dharma, especially strength and capacity-merit-for study, reflection and meditation. The Lama especially emphasized the need to unfold the profound wisdom of cause and effect. He gave straightforward instructions for it's understanding and meditation; especially highlighting complete mindfulness through recollection combined with attentiveness. Also included are instructions and explanations on the non-dual realization of the open, untainted, changeless, luminous nature of the mind. In these talks the Lama also emphasized the importance of unfolding: - A strong basis of ethics and virtue in order to support our meditations and ripening of compassion and wisdom for all beings. - Disc

The Path of Purification: recorded Dharma teachings given at the Bethlehem Retreat Centre Nanaimo, BC, Canada on November 1-3, 2019: In these talks, Lama Mark covered most of the essentials components needed on the path of Purification and Liberation. He started with instructions on how to build a strong foundation for Dharma, especially strength and capacity-merit-for study, reflection and meditation. The Lama especially emphasized the need to unfold the profound wisdom of cause and effect. He gave straightforward instructions for it's understanding and meditation; especially highlighting complete mindfulness through recollection combined with attentiveness. Also included are instructions and explanations on the non-dual realization of the open, untainted, changeless, luminous nature of the mind. In these talks the Lama also emphasized the importance of unfolding: - A strong basis of ethics and virtue in order to support our meditations and ripening of compassion and wisdom for all beings. - Disc

The Path of Purification: recorded Dharma teachings given at the Bethlehem Retreat Centre Nanaimo, BC, Canada on November 1-3, 2019: In these talks, Lama Mark covered most of the essentials components needed on the path of Purification and Liberation. He started with instructions on how to build a strong foundation for Dharma, especially strength and capacity-merit-for study, reflection and meditation. The Lama especially emphasized the need to unfold the profound wisdom of cause and effect. He gave straightforward instructions for it's understanding and meditation; especially highlighting complete mindfulness through recollection combined with attentiveness. Also included are instructions and explanations on the non-dual realization of the open, untainted, changeless, luminous nature of the mind. In these talks the Lama also emphasized the importance of unfolding: - A strong basis of ethics and virtue in order to support our meditations and ripening of compassion and wisdom for all beings. - Disc