Fall 1998

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One Tool Among Many: The Place of Vipassana in Buddhist Practice

  • Barre Center for Buddhist Studies

What exactly is vipassanā? Almost any book on early Buddhist meditation will tell you that

  • Article

Upon the Tip of a Needle (Mahā Niddesa 1.42)

  • Andrew Olendzki

jīvitaṃ attabhāvo ca sukhadukkhā ca kevalā ekacittasamāyuttā, lahuso vattati kkhaṇo. cullāsīti sahassāni kappā tiṭṭhanti ye

  • Sutta Study

Sitting Just to Sit

The intimacy of practice is the practice of non-separation, of being at one with whatever

  • Article

Let the Wilderness Serve! (Saṃyutta Nikāya 6.2.3)

  • Andrew Olendzki

At one time the Buddha was residing in Magadha, near [a place called] Andhakavinda. At

  • Poem

To the Forest for Refuge

  • Barre Center for Buddhist Studies

Joseph, after practicing in India for ten years and teach­ing in this country for more

  • Interview

Mindfulness: Gateway into Experience

  • Carol Wilson

These words are excerpted from a dharma talk given at BCBS on Janu­ary 18, 1997

  • Article

Practicing for Awakening

  • Jack Engler

These remarks have been excerpted from a day-long program given by Jack Engler at the

  • Article

Deepening Practice,
Building Community.

Deepening Practice,
Building Community.

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