Latest Talks List from Dharmachakra

Here is the latest version (in glorious technicolour!) of our main catalogue of archive talks by members of the Western Buddhist Order. This will form one of the pillars of the new, totally free download service to be launched in Autumn. Bang up-to-date, featuring over 750 unique titles! Check out Padmavajra's new series on 'The Tibetan Book of the Dead' — strong, challenging and full of wonders...

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Catalogue Design from the Archive — #3

And then he went and gave more talks... Sheesh! So here's something to bring it up-to-date (well, sort of). Is this getting geeky yet?

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Catalogue Design from the Archive — #2

...but of course we made mistakes! So here is a cheeky wee errata slip by Candradasa to make it all better...

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Catalogue Design from the Archive — #1

The original Dharmachakra catalogue of Urgyen Sangharakshita's talks, from when we first started producing cds as part of the 'Digital Legacy' project. Here in its metallic-blue-tinted glory is Dhammarati's brilliant lo-cost design (oh, for a full-colour print budget!) that marked our arrival, at last, in the 20th Century — just as it ended! Oh well, better late, etc. ...

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Introduction to Mind and Mental Events

A new year's talk by Subhuti to help dust away all those mental cobwebs hanging over from the last one! Just the thing for sharpening your wits, deepening your understanding of the thorny area that is ethics, and generally pulling your socks up on the awareness front... A friendly but thoroughly enagaging first step into a profoundly interesting area of Buddhist philosophy and practice — just how does the mind work? Order the rest of the series (8 other talks!) from dharmachakra.com

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