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Subhuti

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Dharmachari Subhuti is a member of the Triratna Buddhist Order, which was founded by Sangharakshita as the Western Buddhist Order in the late 1960s. In both India and the West, Subhuti is a prolific speaker on the application of Buddhist practise in the modern world. You can download talks by Subhuti and other members of the Triratna Buddhist Order from Free Buddhist Audio

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  1. Introduction to Mind and Mental Events
  2. The Just Sitting Practice - An Introduction (Radio Boredcast Day 31)
  3. Eight Verses for Training the Mind
  4. Awake to the Cries of the World
  5. The Buddha’s Advice to a Banker
  6. Spiritual Death and Rebirth, a New Perspective On the Dharma Niyama
  7. 02 Contemplation of the element earth
  8. The Just Sitting Practice - An Introduction
  9. Meeting the Buddha In Reality
  10. Dwelling In the Presence of the Buddha
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  1. Rambles Around Reality – The 5 Niyamas
  2. Consciousness Unfolds
  3. 01 Preparing for the practice - metta bhavana
  4. 01 Urban vihara; introduction to the text - Atisha
  5. 02 Three lines of approach - view, practice and action; shunyata, bodhichitta, moment to moment effort; an emphasis on action
  6. 03 Langri Tangpa's Lohjong - 'A New Mind'
  7. 04 Contemplation of the element fire
  8. 03 Contemplation of the element water
  9. 05 Contemplation of the element air
  10. 06 Contemplation of the element space
  11. 07 Contemplation of the element consciousness
  12. 01 Introduction to the Yogachara; philosophy and experience in Buddhism
  13. 04 First verse - "May I always cherish all beings..."; the four atma (mula) kleshas
  14. 05 Atma sneha - 'self-cherishing'; expanding to include others
  15. 02 How does our sense of things arise? Atman (self) and dharmas (objects of experience)
  16. Rambles Around the Imagination 1 - Defining Imagination
  17. Exploring the Honeyball Sutta, An Alternative Nidana Chain
  18. 08 Ending the practice - Shunyata mantra
  19. 01 The practice and the Refuge verses
  20. Sarvatragas
  21. Short Introduction to Just Sitting Practice
  22. 06 Clarifications - not hating yourself; difference between atma moha and atma drishti - passive and active ignorance; atma sneha, atma mana and metta bhavana
  23. 01 More on the first verse - cherishing; terrorism and self-interest, humanity and inhumanity
  24. 06 The kleshas as cognitive and affective; the kleshas and what we really need; stopping - acceptance and recognition; summary of talk
  25. Rambles Around the Imagination 3 - the Natural World, Art and Aesthetics and Meditation
  26. The Five Aspects of Sangharakshita's System of Dharma Life - 2 - The Motive Force of Dharma Life
  27. 6 - Spiritual Receptivity - The Five Aspects of Sangharakshita's System of Dharma Life
  28. 9 - Applying the Five Aspects In Daily Life - The Five Aspects of Sangharakshita's System of Dharma Life
  29. 08 Karma with a twist - two aspects of consciousness, ethical and cognitive; habitual misinterpretation and ethics; alaya vijnana, manas, sense consciousness; twofold grasping (perfume - vasana); an overview
  30. Introduction - Dharma-Vichaya
  31. 01 Introduction - relaxing into immediate experience (led practice period)
  32. 03 The alaya (root consciousness); vipaka vijnana - the distinction between karma and vipaka; alaya as a store; sarvabijaka - seeds of past action
  33. 06 Two dimensions of the alaya - internal and external, both part of experience; four aspects of experience - contact, feeling, interpretation, volition
  34. 11 Levels of ego identity - intrinsic (sahati) and acquired
  35. 08 The tragedy of not knowing what we want; realisation as the deepest happiness; the nature of Samsara and contact with the Dharma
  36. 07 'Cherish'; not abstract love; the Wish-fulfilling Jewel - wanting and wishing
  37. 02 Ways to practise cherishing
  38. 03 Second verse - "Whenever I am in the company of others..."; inferiority and superiority - atma mana (pride in self); serving others
  39. 04 Others helping us to overcome pride - an antidote not a metaphysical viewpoint
  40. 05 Third verse - "In all my actions may I watch my mind..."; the kleshas - etymology and meaning, their disturbing effect on the mind
  41. 01 Recapitulation of previous verses
  42. Rambles Around the Imagination 2 - the Need For Clarity and Ethics
  43. The History Of and Value In Team-Based Right Livelihood
  44. Spiritual Death and Rebirth, a New Perspective On the Dharma Nyiama
  45. Dharma Revolution West
  46. The Four Noble Truths, the Dhamma Section In the Satipatthana Sutta
  47. 01 The Alaya, a thorough summary - mind (manas) and understanding
  48. 02 Purifying unskilfulness and dissolving the practice
  49. Subhuti - Introduction to Just Sitting
  50. Viniyatas
  51. Aniyata
  52. Alobha, Advesha
  53. 09 The manas (mind) - the four atma kleshas (mental afflictions); ignorance, view, pride, attachment; cognitive and affective
  54. 02 What about death? Changing the mind (manas) - habit and pliable consciousness
  55. 03 More on the flexible mind; seeds and the Alaya; the paravritti - turning about; conditions for practice and ways of working
  56. 01 A different way of experiencing things; how our illusory view comes about and what to do about it; the alaya vijnana and bijas (seeds)
  57. 02 The eight vijnanas (consciousnesses); mamas (mind) and its relation to the other vijnanas; the trisvabhava tradition
  58. 04 The difference between Enlightenment and non-Enlightenement; trisvabhava - three 'own natures'
  59. 05 Experience and understanding with regard to the Alaya; the paratantra; parikalpita to parinispanna; quirky Buddhist categories
  60. 06 Parinispanna and the manas (mind) - the eight vijnanas and the five jnanas; progression and transition - Stream Entry; Enlightenment and particularity
  61. 07 The trinisvabhava (three 'non-own-beings'); emptiness; Yogachara and Madhyamaka discourses; what is the point of thinking like this?
  62. 03 The twofold veil - klesha (emotional attitude) and jneya (understanding); the nature of alaya in this light
  63. Getting Away From Prapanca, The Practical Applications of the Honeyball Sutta
  64. Dharma Revolution East
  65. The History of the Imagination In the West - Cambridge Study Weekend 1
  66. Rambles Around Pleasure (and Other Themes) - Monday
  67. 4 - Positive Emotion - The Five Aspects of Sangharakshita's System of Dharma Life
  68. A Creative Response
  69. Mind and Mental Events (Talk 7) - Avidya, drishti, vichikitsa
  70. Shraddha & Ashraddhya, Hri & Ahridya, Apatarapya & Anapatrapya
  71. Avidya, Drishti, Vichikitsa
  72. Virya, Prashrabdi, Upeksha
  73. Know Your Mind Retreat 2004 - Bodhicitta Practice Lead-through
  74. Apramada, Samprajana, Shmriti
  75. 02 Subhuti: Pratitya Samutpada (Conditioned Co-production) - How the Buddha Sees Things
  76. Know Your Mind Retreat 2004 - Talk 1
  77. Know Your Mind Retreat 2004 - Talk 2
  78. 02 Asanga and Vasubandhu; The Thirty Verses on Mere Experience; vijnaptimatrata - experience only
  79. 03 Questioning our assumptions about experience; grasper and grasped - subject and object
  80. 04 Misinterpretation of experience and suffering; in-built assumptions; happiness
  81. 05 Two aspects - inward perceiving, outward perceived; ideas about what's there; mindfulness
  82. 06 Experience, ideas, memory, self; why is the impression of subject and object so strong?
  83. 07 A psychological model of how we come to experience the way we do; three phases of mind - resultant, thinking or discriminating, object perceiving; a cyclical process
  84. 04 More on the alaya - questions and answers; experience, memory, time
  85. 05 Absolute and relative alaya; practice versus metaphysics, explanation versus experience; a model of how consciousness works; Yogachara and the Heart Sutra
  86. 07 Practices for working with all this - mindfulness; influences that help re-structure consciousness; affinity and karma
  87. 08 Purification; the manas (mind) and its relation to the alaya and to Reality; subjective versus objective in grasping; changing mind, changing actions
  88. 10 The Yogachara view of the kleshas - not morally wrong in themselves; ethical behaviour in relation to the kleshas; loving yourself - the metta bhavana and the kleshas
  89. 04 Manas (mind) related to the twofold veil; the six senses and morality; gross and subtle veils; sahati (inborn) and prakriti (acquired) veils
  90. 08 Views of rebirth; death after Enlightenment

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