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A 51-program series on the life of the Buddha and the core teachings of Buddhism. Taught by Kenneth Tanaka and guests.

American Zen Buddhists

Prof. Jhhn McRae, guest host

Fourth Mark of Existence

Think BIG! Summarizing the Fourth Mark of Existence

Fourth Mark of Existence

Awaken to Everyday Compassion

Fourth Mark of Existence

Seeing Things as They Truly Are

Fourth Mark of Existence

Change Comes from Within

Qualities of Awakened People

Prof. Jidong Chen

Fourth Mark of Existence

Nirvana is Peaceful and tranquil

From Tainanmen Square to Dharma

Prof. Jidong Chen

Third Mark of Existence

Be Open to Change

Tibetan Buddhist Meditation

Third Mark of Existence

Living in the Present

Third Mark of Existence

A Tibetan Lama's View of Impermanence

Third Mark of Existence

Truly Understanding that Life is Impermanence

Second Mark of Existence

Emptiness and Letting Go

Buddha Nature

Prof. Gene Reeves

Second Mark of Existence

The Sacred Self

Second Mark of Existence

Zazen meditation

Second Mark of Existence

Societal Dimension

Second Mark of Existence

Life of a Zen female priest: Rev. Wako Ishikawa

Second Mark of Existence

The Universe and I

First Mark of Existence

Turning suffering into resource for living

First Mark of Existence

Interview: Ven. Sumanasara

First Mark of Existence

The Nature of Suffering

Interreligious dialog

Guest: Rev. Kodo Matsunami

The Four Noble Truths:
12 Links of Dependent Arising

The Four Noble Truths

Guest interview: Rev. Kodo Matsunami

The Four Noble Truths: Suffering Is Optional

Images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas

Guest: Monica Dix, U. of British Columbia

Images of Shakyamuni Buddha

Guest: Monica Dix, U. of British Columbia

The Life of the Buddha

Buddha's awakening, teaching and passing On

Guest: Rev. Jiho Sargent


The Life of the Buddha

Buddha's birth, renunciation and ascetic practice

Guest: Rev. Jiho Sargent

 

In the coming months:
 
 
 

Kuan-Yin: Bodhisattva of Compassion

The Third Mark of Existence

 

and many more...

 

Mutually Sustaining LIfe is produced by The Society
for the Promotion of Buddhism (Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai)

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