The state of enlightenment points to something far more ordinary than we might assume.

Who is the one who sees, hears and smells? Who is the doer? Who is the one who knows?

If the natural state of mind is the Buddha mind why don’t we recognise it?

There is a quiet a spaciousness that already exists within us, but how do we find it?

Although the Buddha’s teachings appear to come from the outside the Heart-Mind is their original source.

How to let causes and conditions (or Karma) work in your favor.

The Buddha said that to understand the teaching of the '12 Linked Chain of Causation' was to understand the Dharma itself. In this talk we take a deep dive into the teaching.

In this talk we take a look at the effect that culture has on our development and the difference between loneliness and being alone.

In this introduction to ‘The wheel of life’ we unpack the esoteric imagery contained within this universal piece of Buddhist iconography.

In this episode of Zen Bites, Jamie and Martin discuss the transformative effect that gratitude can have on our quality of life.

In this final episode Jamie & Martin discuss the mythological and psychological models that have been created by different cultures across the ages, from the Norse myths of the Nine worlds to the collective unconscious.

What does liberation really mean for Buddhists? Master Dogen says, ‘The flower petals fall though we love them, the weeds grow though we hate them - that is just how it is.’ (Dogen).