Bob Thurman Podcast

#43 The Bob Thurman Podcast

Bob explains the significance of Dharmachakra, the day the Buddha began his teachings, and how it is unique among all other teachings in history.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July, 2006.


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Self and Selflessness Video #5

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Bob explains the significance of Dharmachakra, the day the Buddha began his teachings, and how it is unique among all other teachings in history.
Recorded at Menla Moutain Retreat Center, July, 2006.

#42 The Bob Thurman Podcast

In this podcast, Bob explains that when our negative emotions get the better of us, we can help ourselves by realizing our relative nature and deny our absolutized view of the "I." Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July 2006.


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Self and Selflessness Video #4

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Bob explores the Buddhist virtue of forgiveness as taught by Shanti Deva; how one can use injury for their own spiritual enlightenment.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July 2006.

#41 The Bob Thurman Podcast

Bob explores the Buddhist virtue of forgiveness as taught by Shanti Deva; how one can use injury for their own spiritual enlightenment.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July 2006.


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#40 The Bob Thurman Podcast

Bob reveals how the Tibetan Buddhists use dreams to explore different worlds and how one can sleep their way to Buddhahood.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July 2006.


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Self and Selflessness Video #3

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Self and Selflessness Video #2

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Bob explains how the critical mind can be prepared to relate to nothing, not as "nothing," but as a space for something. Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July 2006.

#39 The Bob Thurman Podcast

In this podcast, Bob gives a 25-minute guided meditation introducing this series on the self and selflessness.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July 2006.


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Self and Selflessness Video #1

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Bob explains how one's subjective reality can become more objective and open when we understand our relation to everything.