Dharma Teachings By Lama Mark Webber

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Two talks given during a weekend workshop at Hospice Southland, Invercargill, New Zealand, March 12 to 13th, 2016. Introducing non-Buddhists and un-trained practitioners to a high view of Buddhism, Dharma and meditation without any Buddhist jargon. Topics include: The nature of Lucid Awareness and ordinary awareness. What is a truly easeful body-mind? Why cultivate an easeful body and mind? Relative and ultimate happiness—why pursuing happiness may be a misleading long term goal. Key steps and stages of meditation—errors and correct direction. On death and dying.

Two talks given during a weekend workshop at Hospice Southland, Invercargill, New Zealand, March 12 to 13th, 2016. Introducing non-Buddhists and un-trained practitioners to a high view of Buddhism, Dharma and meditation without any Buddhist jargon. Topics include: The nature of Lucid Awareness and ordinary awareness. What is a truly easeful body-mind? Why cultivate an easeful body and mind? Relative and ultimate happiness—why pursuing happiness may be a misleading long term goal. Key steps and stages of meditation—errors and correct direction. On death and dying.

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.

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.

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.

Lama Mark Webber teaches from the Heart Sutra during this urban retreat. The mini-retreat was a introduction to the Dharma and the art and heart of Buddhist meditation. The Heart Sutra is a short summary of a great classic teaching, studied and practiced, even today, by thousands of people, many who have attained great realizations. The teaching points directly to the nature of Emptiness; the essence of all experience, the essence of all Dharma, the essence of all things, the essence of full awakeness, the essence of compassion and the essence of most meditations. It is a pithy and poetic meditation text and opens the door to a vast View of freedom and compassion. Lama Mark clarifies the much misunderstood concept of Emptiness and show why the term is used, its various levels of meaning and why it is at the heart of meditation, in fact, all Buddhism.

Lama Mark Webber teaches from the Heart Sutra during this urban retreat. The mini-retreat was a introduction to the Dharma and the art and heart of Buddhist meditation. The Heart Sutra is a short summary of a great classic teaching, studied and practiced, even today, by thousands of people, many who have attained great realizations. The teaching points directly to the nature of Emptiness; the essence of all experience, the essence of all Dharma, the essence of all things, the essence of full awakeness, the essence of compassion and the essence of most meditations. It is a pithy and poetic meditation text and opens the door to a vast View of freedom and compassion. Lama Mark clarifies the much misunderstood concept of Emptiness and show why the term is used, its various levels of meaning and why it is at the heart of meditation, in fact, all Buddhism.

Lama Mark Webber teaches from the Heart Sutra during this urban retreat. The mini-retreat was a introduction to the Dharma and the art and heart of Buddhist meditation. The Heart Sutra is a short summary of a great classic teaching, studied and practiced, even today, by thousands of people, many who have attained great realizations. The teaching points directly to the nature of Emptiness; the essence of all experience, the essence of all Dharma, the essence of all things, the essence of full awakeness, the essence of compassion and the essence of most meditations. It is a pithy and poetic meditation text and opens the door to a vast View of freedom and compassion. Lama Mark clarifies the much misunderstood concept of Emptiness and show why the term is used, its various levels of meaning and why it is at the heart of meditation, in fact, all Buddhism.

Lama Mark Webber teaches from the Heart Sutra during this urban retreat. The mini-retreat was a introduction to the Dharma and the art and heart of Buddhist meditation. The Heart Sutra is a short summary of a great classic teaching, studied and practiced, even today, by thousands of people, many who have attained great realizations. The teaching points directly to the nature of Emptiness; the essence of all experience, the essence of all Dharma, the essence of all things, the essence of full awakeness, the essence of compassion and the essence of most meditations. It is a pithy and poetic meditation text and opens the door to a vast View of freedom and compassion. Lama Mark clarifies the much misunderstood concept of Emptiness and show why the term is used, its various levels of meaning and why it is at the heart of meditation, in fact, all Buddhism.