Ricard Matthieu
After training in biochemistry at the Institute Pasteur, Matthieu Ricard left science behind to move to the Himalayas and become a Buddhist monk--to pursue happiness at the basic human level, and as a subject of inquiry. Achieving happiness, he has come to believe, requires the same kind of effort and mind training that
After training in biochemistry at the Institute Pasteur, Matthieu Ricard left science behind to move to the Himalayas and become a Buddhist monk--to pursue happiness at the basic human level, and as a subject of inquiry. Achieving happiness, he has come to believe, requires the same kind of effort and mind training that
any other serious pursuit involves.
A Guide To Developing
Life's Most Important Skill
Each video runs from 5 to 10 minutes.
They can be sampled like chapters in a book.
Each video runs from 5 to 10 minutes.
They can be sampled like chapters in a book.
Each is accompanied by his
magnificent photographs.
Part 1 of 17
What Makes Life Worth Living?
What Makes Life Worth Living?
http://youtu.be/9fG4rFj6eYw
Part 7
Basic Awareness
http://youtu.be/mdZP-5LEK2A
Part 8
Mind Training
http://youtu.be/kMf9k8IyHQU
Part 9
Difficult Emotions
http://youtu.be/b3ZSIw2y2VY
Part 10
Difficult Emotions-continued
http://youtu.be/-PX4hZhEAqE
Part 11
The Concept Of Self
http://youtu.be/cGFXsJNIpBc
Part 12
The Concept Of Self-continued
http://youtu.be/Y75EAhTX4vo
Part 13
Elements Of True Happiness
http://youtu.be/hihDPFZBhbo
Part 14
Real Happiness Has Depth
http://youtu.be/gqbv01wT-sk
Part 15
Meditation
http://youtu.be/TJfL6yKu-wo
Part 16
Meditation Guide
http://youtu.be/jFQ6Z1LG0xQ
Part 17
Science Of Meditation
http://youtu.be/0eAh_8Ry_WQ
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4 comments:
i am listening to no. 4.
it must be no easy task to
arrange this here for Us...and i
thank you for it.
love to you,
i sure hope lots of people listen to these tapes and benefit from them. this is the kind of teaching that should be done in schools. i really like when he says: "we are like a pauper who has a big piece of gold under his hat but doesn't know about it".
I do the 'arranging' rather methodically, while having the pleasure of listening to each one. Usually over a few days. It's very satisfying.
I like so many quotable phrases, I couldn't pick one, or even many without listening again. I did that this morning on waking, and will surely do so many times, but not tonight.
I have some things I must go do, but I will return when I can sit and listen. Thanks for putting this together Michelle. (((hugs)))
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