A talk on The Hidden Intelligence of Anger - What is your anger trying to tell you? Anger may look like one thing, but it can arise from very different conditions. Anger rooted in violated boundaries is communicating something different from anger arising from grief, fear, shame, attachment wounds, injustice, or the frustration of not getting what we want. Because the conditions are different, each calls for a different response—and each can open into a different possibility for freedom. Rather than simply managing anger, expressing it, or trying to let it go, this talk explores what becomes possible when we learn to listen more precisely. What is this anger responding to? What is it protecting? What is it asking us to understand? Through meditation, teaching, and inquiry, we’ll explore anger as a doorway into greater discernment, choice, and freedom.

Devanussati is one of the reflective meditations taught and encouraged by The Buddha. As it can give a foundation of brightness and stability suitable for the further developing of insight. The practice is suitable for those who have faith in, or who are open to the traditional Buddhist world-view/cosmology. This guided meditation is an introduction to the practice.

Short teaching and guided meditation on arriving, settling, steadying at the beginning of a retreat.

Guided meditation on forgiveness towards our body, mind, heart and relations with others

This dhamma talk, guided meditation, comments, questions and responses was offered on the 10th of October, 2026 for “How do I apply the Dhamma to THIS!?!”

In this wide-ranging conversation with devon hase, Joseph Goldstein shares reflections from more than sixty years of meditation practice. Exploring walking meditation, mindfulness of the body, impermanence, and working skillfully with fear and anger, Joseph offers practical guidance for cultivating equanimity and bringing greater wisdom and freedom into everyday life.

Teachings and practice on the third tetrad of Anapana sati.