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Akincano Marc Weber's Dharma Talks in English
Akincano Marc Weber
Akincano Marc Weber (Switzerland) is a Buddhist teacher and psychotherapist. He learned to sit still in the early eighties as a Zen practitioner and later joined monastic life in Ajahn Chah’s tradition where he studied and practiced for 20 years in the Forest monasteries of Thailand and Europe. He has studied Pali and scriptures, holds a a degree in Buddhist psychotherapy and lives with his wife in Cologne, Germany from where he teaches Dhamma and meditation internationally.
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2013-03-13 Distortions of the Mind & the 3 Gateways to Liberation (with Q & A) 1:23:34
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How does ignorance operate? On the distortions of mind (vipallāsa) as the psychological mechanism of not-knowing / confusion (avijjā). The 4 objective and 3 subjective modes of distortion. Three gates of liberation on the basis of practicing with the characteristics of anicca, dukkha, anatta.
Cambridge Insight Meditation Center
2013-03-09 Clinging to and Identification with Views (ditthūpādāna) 21:43
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Our take on reality. Views: right or wrong ones, conscious and unconscious ones, based on our reflections or simply adopted in unacknowledged ways through lack of proper investigation.
New York Insight Meditation Center :  Clinging and Identification (upādāna) – Practical Ways of Unbinding
2013-03-09 Clinging and Identification - Practical Ways of Unbinding (Part 2) 1:50:28
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Our take on reality. Views: right or wrong ones, conscious and unconscious ones, based on our reflections or simply adopted in unacknowledged ways through lack of proper investigation.
New York Insight Meditation Center :  Clinging and Identification (upādāna) – Practical Ways of Unbinding
2013-03-09 Intro: Grasping as the attempt to avoid suffering. 22:14
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Different meanings of the term upādāna – Etymology and three notions: "Grasping", "Identification" and "fuel". Four statements and their psychology: "Seeking experience" "I am right; I am competent" "I know the right technique" "Becoming someone"
New York Insight Meditation Center :  Clinging and Identification (upādāna) – Practical Ways of Unbinding
2013-03-08 On grasping and identification: Overview (with Q & A) 1:17:16
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On the notion of grasping and attachment (upādāna) in the Suttas; with an emphasis on the Teaching of four specific forms of (i) clinging to and identification with sensuality (kāmūpādāna); (ii) clinging to and identification with virtue, ritual and practices (sīlavatūpādāna); (iii) clinging to and identification with views (diṭṭhūpādāna) and (iv) clinging to and identification with doctrines of a self (attavādūpādāna)
New York Insight Meditation Center :  Clinging and Identification (upādāna) – Practical Ways of Unbinding
2013-02-27 Morning Reflection: Dukkha and mindfulness – 3 dimensions of transformation 18:25
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Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  Februrary 2013 at IMS - Forest Refuge
2013-02-26 Touching the earth. Key moments in the Buddha's life 1:14:40
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Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  Februrary 2013 at IMS - Forest Refuge
2013-02-26 Morning reflection: Personal and universal aspects of experience. Attuning to the signless (animitta). 40:29
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Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  Februrary 2013 at IMS - Forest Refuge
2013-02-25 Morning reflection: The process nature of experience and the reifying mind. On Non-identification (atammayatā) 20:02
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Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  Februrary 2013 at IMS - Forest Refuge
2013-02-20 Three gateways to liberation and a message from Luang Poo Doon 13:51
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Luang Poo Doon's reframing of the 4 Noble Truths: "The mind that goes out in order to satisfy its moods is the Cause of Suffering (samudaya). The result that comes from the mind going out in order to satisfy its moods is Suffering (dukkha). The mind seeing the mind clearly is the Path leading to Cessation of Suffering (magga). The result of the mind seeing the mind clearly is the Cessation of Suffering (nirodha). Luang Poo Doon หลวงปู่ ตูลย์ (trnsl. A. Pasanno)
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  Februrary 2013 at IMS - Forest Refuge

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