During the retreat at Magnolia Grove Monastery (September 23, 2015), Sister Tue Nghiem teaches us why suffering is holy, even though it’s so uncomfortable. Coming back to our suffering helps us cultivate our compassion, our joy, and our happiness.
In addition to the retreats at Deer Park Monastery next month, the monastics are also giving talks in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Sr Tue Nghiem gives the New Year’s eve talk on looking for our true home. A true home is a place where there is true love, spaciousness and peace. With the approaching new year, she asks us to examine our lives and see if we are looking and going...
Sr Tue Nghiem gives the final talk of the 2019 rains retreat. Mindfulness, concentration and insight are powerful energies that we generate from within. They are the essence of the Plum Village practice. They enable us to cultivate joy and manage our suffering. We can cultivate mindfulness, concentrate and...
The First Talk from our retreat at Magnolia Grove Monastery during “The Time is Now Retreat”, part of the Miracle of Mindfulness US tour. Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/HIFY/
This is the second Dharma talk from our retreat at Magnolia Grove Monastery during the Miracle of Mindfulness Tour. Br. Phap Dung shares on the second noble truth: the roots and causes of our suffering. Help us translate this video: http://amara.org/v/HI9K/
The Sangha is gathered together at Magnolia Grove Monastery in Batesville, Mississippi during the 2011 US Teaching Tour with the theme Cultivating the Mind of Love. This 88-minute dharma talk is from September 30, 2011. We begin with a 23-minute teaching for the children present at the retreat. Of...
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