What the Buddha Did and Did Not Teach for Purpose of Right View
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Foundations of Chan in the Nikayas/Agamas
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Syllabus and Introduction to Course
Foundations of Chan in the Nikayas/Agamas Syllabus (Google Drive Version)
Lessons
First Sermon and Three Marks of Existence
Three Messengers and Buddha's Teaching on the End of Suffering
1
Three Poisons and Lists of Defilements
The Eightfold Path
What the Buddha Did and Did Not Teach for Purpose of Right View
Generosity
Radiating Metta and Aligning With What You Want
Metta
Harmony and Cordiality
Grief and Death
The Five Precepts
The Bodhisattva Precepts
Intoxication, Wealth, and Living a Good Life
Advice to Rāhula and Following Instructions
Dealing with Accusations Skillfully
Right Livelihood
Right Speech
The Importance of Moral Leadership
Affirmation of Women
Dangers and Proliferation of Views
(Cont.) Danger of Views and Relying on Your Own Experience
Not Judging or Comparing
Superiority View
Anger and Patience
1
The Six Senses
The Failure of Sense Pleasures
Eating
The Five Aggregates
Aggregates and No Self
Refining Ideas of Self and Action
Underlying Tendencies
Dependent Origination
Name, Form, and Consciousness
Transcendent Dependent Origination
Nutriments
What is Mindfulness?
Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta
Mindfulness of Breathing and Death
Thoughts
The Five Hindrances
The Seven Factors of Awakening
Not Proliferating
Emptiness
Not all Meditation is Good
Seeing Through
Diligence
Right Effort
Karma
(Cont.) Karma
Why Practice Urgently?
Similes re: Danger
(Cont. ) Similes re: Danger
Admirable Friendship
Dangers of Gains and Praise
Dualities
Inspiration to Practice
Sāmaññaphala (Fruits of the Contemplative Life) Sutta
The Aṅgulimāla Sutta
DN1 the Net of Views
DN27 The Creation Story
The Story of the Buddha's Birth
Suttas About Practice
Suttas About the Decline of the Dharma
The Buddha's Awakening
Buddha’s Death and Final Exhortation
Buddhist Cosmology, Part 1: Devas, Humans and Asuras
Buddhist Cosmology, Part 2: The Ghost Realms
Buddhist Cosmology, Part 3: Māra
Interactions With the Dying
Chan Themes: Words and Language
Chan Themes: Body Like a Rag, Mind Like a Mirror
Chan Themes: Four Reliances
Chan Themes: Humility
Chan Themes: Principles of Practice
Chan Themes: Enduring in Saṃsāra
Jhanas
Psychic Powers
The Elements
Paritta Suttas
What is an Arahant?
Awakening
Taking Responsibility for One's Own Practice
Course Conclusion