In this session, Ajahn Kovilo gives a guided exploration of 3 types of dukkha:

1) dukkha-ariyasacca - the optional, clingy dukkha of the Four Noble Truths

2) dukkha-vedanā - unpleasant physical dukkha

3) dukkha-lakkhaṇa - the perpetually pressurized dukkha of the three characteristics.

This is part two of a three part series going over Chapter 3 of P.A. Payutto's

https://buddhadhamma.github.io/three-characteristics.html

In this talk, Ajahn Kovilo speaks about practicing to become disenchanted with sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and touch so as to know higher-quality contentment, happiness, and even pleasure within.

In this talk and Q&A, Ajahn Kovilo gives a meditative tour of the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind and discuses how they don't have to be problematic.

Ayya Santussikā, visiting Clear Mountain with Ayya Cittānandā, speaks about Sutta study, founding Karuna Buddhist Vihara, and the Buddha's path to refuge.

In this talk, Tan Nisabho speaks about the 4 Bases of Clinging, or Upādāna, and how to use them on the Path.

In this session, Ajahn Kovilo gives 10 methods for observing the truth of impermanence (arnica) right now. This is the first of three examinations of the three characteristics as discussed in Chapter 3 of P.A. Payutto's Buddhadhamma: https://buddhadhamma.github.io/three-characteristics.html

In this interview, Sister Mon, a lifetime practitioner and nun who helped found several Dhamma communities, including Birken monastery, speaks about how she's tried to embodied the Dhamma in every aspect of her life, from protesting the Thai government to tending to the monastery's garden.

Bhante Sanathavihari, visiting from California, speaks about Right Effort. To find more of his teachings, visit https://www.youtube.com/c/SanathavihariLosAngeles

In this talk, Tan Nisabho speaks about every moment as a choice between Dhamma or its opposite.

This is the full interview of Ajahn Kovilo and Tan Nisabho's conversation/interview with Luang Por Pasanno on topics including newsfeeds, kindness, and the bodhisattva.