Sun, 22 October 2006 Dear Friends,This week we are happy to share with you a question and answer session that we participated in this past Thursday afternoon in the Ocean of Peace Meditation Hall here at Deer Park. Brother Stream hosts, and Thay Abbot Brother Phap Dung (see photo), Brother Phap Ho, Sisters Chau Nghiem and Viet Nghiem answer questions posed over e-mail to the monks and nuns. We ended spontaneously with the song, The Island Within. If you would like to send in a question for an upcoming Q&A session, feel free to write us at dpcast@gmail.com. All names are kept confidential. Enjoy the brisk autumn air. Comments[5] |
Sun, 15 October 2006 This week Brother Stream interviews Thay Phap Dang, a Dharma Teacher and the Abbot of Maple Forest Monastery in Vermont. Thay Phap Dang was invited by the Deer Park Sangha along with Thay Vo Ngai to support us during the recent Vietnamese Retreat. He shares about his life and practice as a monk of 17 years, about his experiences teaching in Vietnam, and also shares a song, "Close to Thay."The broadcast ends with the flute solo, "Song for the Buddha," by the Basque musician Laurent Bernays, from the Refuge Tree CD. May you be well. Comments[3] |
Mon, 9 October 2006 This week Brother Phap Luu offers readings of two sutras on mindful breathing translated from Chinese by our teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh. These sutras were the main texts used during the 21-day retreat this past June entitled "The Breath of the Buddha." Included as well are some recent news items from Deer Park, and a brief introduction to sitting meditation.We look forward to a Question and Answer session to take place in the coming week, so please e-mail us any questions you may have about the practice of mindfulness in daily life. A panel of monks and nuns will share based on these questions. You may also put a question in the comments to this week's show. A PDF of Sutra 803 is available here, and of Sutra 810 here. The Chinese texts with Pinyin and Sino-Vietnamese are available here (803) and here (810). May you breathe in peace. Comments[0] |
Tue, 3 October 2006 In this talk from Plum Village on 01 Oct 2006, Thay investigates the
true nature of power in the light of the Buddha's teaching, and he
describes how we may realize this power in our present-day lives. Also:
what are the powers of a true teacher?
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Tue, 3 October 2006 A two part release, in this talk from Plum Village on 01 Oct 2006, Thay investigates the
true nature of power in the light of the Buddha's teaching, and he
describes how we may realize this power in our present-day lives. Also:
what are the powers of a true teacher?
Comments[6] |
Sun, 1 October 2006 Tree Meditation is the title of a song from the album Refuge Tree. Please enjoy, the whole album can be purchased at the Unified Buddhist Church Gateway. To find more information about the singer please visit Joe Reilly's webpage.We have a week left before Thay speaks to UNESCO (Oct 7th, 2006), We can use all the help we can get to spread spread the word far and wide. Lyrics to Tree Meditation No Car Day petition UBC Gateway A Lotus for You, Michael Nguyen Comments[4] |
Dear Friends,
This week Brother Stream interviews Thay Phap Dang, a Dharma Teacher and the Abbot of
This week Brother Phap Luu offers readings of two sutras on mindful breathing translated from Chinese by our teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh. These sutras were the main texts used during the 21-day retreat this past June entitled "The Breath of the Buddha." Included as well are some recent news items from Deer Park, and a brief introduction to sitting meditation.
A two part release, in this talk from Plum Village on 01 Oct 2006, Thay investigates the
true nature of power in the light of the Buddha's teaching, and he
describes how we may realize this power in our present-day lives. Also:
what are the powers of a true teacher?
Tree Meditation is the title of a song from the album Refuge Tree. Please enjoy, the whole album can be purchased at the 
