Dharma Teachings By Lama Mark Webber

The study and meditative practices on karma (causality) are one of the four common foundations practiced in all traditions of Buddhism. These 15 recordings of Lama Mark teaching give detailed meditative instructions and commentary for understanding cause, effect, interdependence and emptiness. Lama Mark taught from the Suttas, Sutras and Tantras - the three cycles of the Buddha’s teachings - a rich offering, to bring retreatants to profound understandings of causality, both relative and Buddha-karma. In addition we were fortunate to receive step by step instructions on meditation from the lineage of Vipassana-Abhidhamma, especially from the tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw U Sobhana as passed down from Karma Namgyal Rinpoche to Lama Mark.

The study and meditative practices on karma (causality) are one of the four common foundations practiced in all traditions of Buddhism. These 15 recordings of Lama Mark teaching give detailed meditative instructions and commentary for understanding cause, effect, interdependence and emptiness. Lama Mark taught from the Suttas, Sutras and Tantras - the three cycles of the Buddha’s teachings - a rich offering, to bring retreatants to profound understandings of causality, both relative and Buddha-karma. In addition we were fortunate to receive step by step instructions on meditation from the lineage of Vipassana-Abhidhamma, especially from the tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw U Sobhana as passed down from Karma Namgyal Rinpoche to Lama Mark.

The study and meditative practices on karma (causality) are one of the four common foundations practiced in all traditions of Buddhism. These 15 recordings of Lama Mark teaching give detailed meditative instructions and commentary for understanding cause, effect, interdependence and emptiness. Lama Mark taught from the Suttas, Sutras and Tantras - the three cycles of the Buddha’s teachings - a rich offering, to bring retreatants to profound understandings of causality, both relative and Buddha-karma. In addition we were fortunate to receive step by step instructions on meditation from the lineage of Vipassana-Abhidhamma, especially from the tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw U Sobhana as passed down from Karma Namgyal Rinpoche to Lama Mark.

The study and meditative practices on karma (causality) are one of the four common foundations practiced in all traditions of Buddhism. These 15 recordings of Lama Mark teaching give detailed meditative instructions and commentary for understanding cause, effect, interdependence and emptiness. Lama Mark taught from the Suttas, Sutras and Tantras - the three cycles of the Buddha’s teachings - a rich offering, to bring retreatants to profound understandings of causality, both relative and Buddha-karma. In addition we were fortunate to receive step by step instructions on meditation from the lineage of Vipassana-Abhidhamma, especially from the tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw U Sobhana as passed down from Karma Namgyal Rinpoche to Lama Mark.

The study and meditative practices on karma (causality) are one of the four common foundations practiced in all traditions of Buddhism. These 15 recordings of Lama Mark teaching give detailed meditative instructions and commentary for understanding cause, effect, interdependence and emptiness. Lama Mark taught from the Suttas, Sutras and Tantras - the three cycles of the Buddha’s teachings - a rich offering, to bring retreatants to profound understandings of causality, both relative and Buddha-karma. In addition we were fortunate to receive step by step instructions on meditation from the lineage of Vipassana-Abhidhamma, especially from the tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw U Sobhana as passed down from Karma Namgyal Rinpoche to Lama Mark.

The study and meditative practices on karma (causality) are one of the four common foundations practiced in all traditions of Buddhism. These 15 recordings of Lama Mark teaching give detailed meditative instructions and commentary for understanding cause, effect, interdependence and emptiness. Lama Mark taught from the Suttas, Sutras and Tantras - the three cycles of the Buddha’s teachings - a rich offering, to bring retreatants to profound understandings of causality, both relative and Buddha-karma. In addition we were fortunate to receive step by step instructions on meditation from the lineage of Vipassana-Abhidhamma, especially from the tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw U Sobhana as passed down from Karma Namgyal Rinpoche to Lama Mark.

From the Four Noble Truths to Dzogchen. The Three Turnings of the Buddha’s Teaching (Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana) and the Nine Vehicles of the Nyingma tradition, including detailed teachings on Empowerments and Sadhana: A theory, instruction and practice course.

From the Four Noble Truths to Dzogchen. The Three Turnings of the Buddha’s Teaching (Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana) and the Nine Vehicles of the Nyingma tradition, including detailed teachings on Empowerments and Sadhana: A theory, instruction and practice course.

From the Four Noble Truths to Dzogchen. The Three Turnings of the Buddha’s Teaching (Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana) and the Nine Vehicles of the Nyingma tradition, including detailed teachings on Empowerments and Sadhana: A theory, instruction and practice course.

Lama Mark teaches from the heart sutra during this retreat. The teachings will have great depth for both beginners and experienced Dharma practitioners alike, covering the nature of Mahayana Buddhism, the path of the Bodhisattva, emptiness and Compassion. Lama Mark clarifies the misunderstood concept and meditations on Emptiness, and shows why the term is used, its various levels of meaning, and why it is at the heart of all Buddhism.

Two classes by Lama Mark Webber given on March 26 and 27th, 2016 at the Queenstown Dharma House. Classical and modern perspectives.

Two classes by Lama Mark Webber given on March 26 and 27th, 2016 at the Queenstown Dharma House. Classical and modern perspectives.

Teachings on Buddhist refuge.

Five talks, March 15, 16, 17th 2016, given by Lama Mark Webber at the Queenstown Dharma House on the topic of karma (causality). The study and meditations on cause and effect are one of the common foundations to all traditions of Buddhism. It is also the basis for insights discovered in the vipassana meditative traditions of South East Asia. Lama Mark gives out many Insight meditation practices to help us grasp this foundation of the Dharma.

Five talks, March 15, 16, 17th 2016, given by Lama Mark Webber at the Queenstown Dharma House on the topic of karma (causality). The study and meditations on cause and effect are one of the common foundations to all traditions of Buddhism. It is also the basis for insights discovered in the vipassana meditative traditions of South East Asia. Lama Mark gives out many Insight meditation practices to help us grasp this foundation of the Dharma.

Five talks, March 15, 16, 17th 2016, given by Lama Mark Webber at the Queenstown Dharma House on the topic of karma (causality). The study and meditations on cause and effect are one of the common foundations to all traditions of Buddhism. It is also the basis for insights discovered in the vipassana meditative traditions of South East Asia. Lama Mark gives out many Insight meditation practices to help us grasp this foundation of the Dharma.

Five talks, March 15, 16, 17th 2016, given by Lama Mark Webber at the Queenstown Dharma House on the topic of karma (causality). The study and meditations on cause and effect are one of the common foundations to all traditions of Buddhism. It is also the basis for insights discovered in the vipassana meditative traditions of South East Asia. Lama Mark gives out many Insight meditation practices to help us grasp this foundation of the Dharma.

Five talks, March 15, 16, 17th 2016, given by Lama Mark Webber at the Queenstown Dharma House on the topic of karma (causality). The study and meditations on cause and effect are one of the common foundations to all traditions of Buddhism. It is also the basis for insights discovered in the vipassana meditative traditions of South East Asia. Lama Mark gives out many Insight meditation practices to help us grasp this foundation of the Dharma.

Ten talks given between March 19-24, 2016 at the Queenstown Dharma House. Step-by-step teachings and practice on the Parami; meditations, instructions and contemplations. These are the six key relative and absolute practices and attainments to carry us over to the transcendent experience. When combined with profound recognition of emptiness and compassion, the Parami form the basis for all of the attainments of the Bodhisattva’s path of full liberation and awakening.

Ten talks given between March 19-24, 2016 at the Queenstown Dharma House. Step-by-step teachings and practice on the Parami; meditations, instructions and contemplations. These are the six key relative and absolute practices and attainments to carry us over to the transcendent experience. When combined with profound recognition of emptiness and compassion, the Parami form the basis for all of the attainments of the Bodhisattva’s path of full liberation and awakening.