#dependent co-arising

The architecture of MMQG was never conceived as a loose federation of three disparate practices, stitched together by convenience, eclecticism, or superficial syncretism. Instead, it was shaped as a living unity in which meditation, mindfulness, and Qi Gong form a triadic constellation, each carrying a particular mode of orientation, and each intersecting with the others in recursive,…

The Self-Governing Principle of Awakening

In the Buddha sutta the Buddha describes the difference between himself and those that follow the Eightfold Path: “The Tathagata (the Buddha) the rightly self-awakened one is the one who teaches the path previously unknown. His disciples follow the path and afterwards become awakened from the path. This is the difference, this the distinction, between one rightly self-awakened and a monk…

Understanding Non-Self Talk 2

This is a second talk and Sangha discussion on understanding non-self presented at our Tuesday evening meditation class in Frenchtown NJ on August 12 2014. The topics of Dependent Co-Arising (Dependent Origination) and The Five Clinging Aggregates are explained in the context of the Five Clinging Aggregates arising from the 12 causative links of Dependent Co-Arising. A related article is here: Un…

This is a talk on understanding non-self presented at our Tuesday evening meditation class in Frenchtown NJ on August 5 2014. The topics of Dependent Co-Arising (Dependent Origination) and The Five Clinging Aggregates are explained in the context of the Five Clinging Aggregates arising from the 12 causative links of Dependent Co-Arising. A related article is here: Understanding Non-Self

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May 4th Retreat – Dependent Co-Arising

This is a  recording of my morning Dharma talk on Dependent Co-Arising at our monthly One-Day retreat on May 4th 2014 in Frenchtown NJ. A related article is here: Dependent Co-Arising.

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