Venerable Pasanna. Meditation on tuning into peace. Dhamma talk on monsters. Suttas referenced: SN21.6 Bhaddiyasutta, SN15.13 Thirty Mendicants, SN10.3 With Spiky, SN11.22 Ugly, AN4.3 Ugly, MN83 About King Maghadeva.

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on simplicity and patience with the breath. Dhamma talk on truth. Sutta and vinaya discussed: MN61 Advice to Rahula at Ambalaṭṭhika, Pācittiya #1 The training rule on lying, Jataka 444, saccā-kiriya (wikipedia).

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on letting go. Dhamma talk on Nikolai Fyodorov, a figure who was very kind but whose philosophical ideas continue over a century later in some quite destructive philosophies such as TESCREAL.

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on mindfulness of breathing. Dhamma talk on war.

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on mindfulness's qualities of attending, zeal, desire and sense restraint. Dhamma talk on parables from the Satipattana Saṁyutta: SN47.19 At Sedaka (about the wise caṇḍāla pole acrobat) and SN47.6 A Hawk.

Bhante Sujato. Meditation as slow and growing like a tree does, rather than engineering for an outcome. Dhamma talk on a range of Q + A topics focusing on consciousness, rebirth, and the idea of a soul.

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on metta for a loved person. Dhamma talk on matter (rupa).

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on metta. Dhamma talk on the lizard king - Jeffrey Epstein and the crisis of leadership. Trigger warning - child sexual assault and rape is spoken about. Discussion of the how bad Epstein and Trump's histories are, how such horrific abuse could occur. Week starting on the first Tuesday of each month may discuss things that are not light-hearted - next will be April 10th.

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on samatha and vipassana. Dhamma talk on the Platform Sutra and the Amitabha Sutra, mostly a story about these sutras and how they might relate to samatha and vipassana.

Bhante Sujato. Meditation on thoughts and feelings. Dhamma talk on meditation on dhammas/principles - final part of four part series on meditation. Discussion of what is meant by principles/dhammas, the five hindrances, and the seven awakening factors.