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Modern Teachings & Talks
Contemporary voices sharing timeless wisdom — the Buddha’s teachings made clear and practical for today’s world.
The heart of the Buddha’s teaching is timeless, but its expression evolves with each generation.
Today, many wise teachers, monks, and scholars share the Dhamma through talks, writings, and digital media — keeping it alive, accessible, and relevant.
The following resources offer modern interpretations, practical talks, and compassionate reflections that help us live with awareness and understanding in today’s complex world.
Renowned for his kindness and humor, Ajahn Brahm’s teachings blend deep meditation insight with everyday practicality.
His free library includes talks, retreats, and Q&A sessions on mindfulness, wisdom, and happiness.
Poetic and deeply compassionate, Thich Nhat Hanh’s talks bring mindfulness into every action — from breathing to communication and relationships.
One of the most respected scholars and translators of early Buddhism, Bhikkhu Bodhi offers deep, reasoned explanations of core teachings, both as talks and written essays.
Blending psychology and Buddhist practice, Tara Brach’s talks explore emotional awareness, self-acceptance, and compassion.
Co-founder of the Insight Meditation Society, Joseph Goldstein offers profound yet accessible teachings on mindfulness, impermanence, and liberation.
Author of Mindfulness in Plain English, Bhante G. continues to share down-to-earth guidance on meditation, morality, and mindfulness.
A pioneering Western meditation teacher, Jack Kornfield bridges Buddhist psychology and practical spirituality.
A modern, rational approach to Buddhism focusing on ethics, mindfulness, and meaning — free from religious framing.
Monks known for their translation work and deep knowledge of early texts, offering free video and written teachings on the Pāli Canon and modern Buddhist ethics.
A vast archive of talks, guided meditations, and retreat recordings from Gil Fronsdal and other teachers.
Canadian monk sharing daily Q&A sessions and guided meditations for beginners — fully based on early Buddhist principles.
Free academic papers, audio teachings, and guided meditations exploring early Buddhist mindfulness and insight.
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