Kusala Bhikshu
Urban Dharma Podcast
Kusala is an American born Buddhist monk living in Los Angeles, California. In his book 'Urban Dharma' (MonkLA.net) and Dharma talks, Kusala shares his understanding in a simple, non-technical way through stories, humor and personal insights.
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Episodes
Enlightenment vs Nirvana 24.11.2005 30:25
Enlightenment vs Nirvana... Mahayana and Theravada... are they the same or different, is one better than the other? Just some of the questions I try and answer in a talk to the UCLA Buddhist club.
Beginning Meditation - Concentration, How and Why 21.11.2005 50:36
A talk given to yoga instructors at True Yoga (www.trueyoga.com) in Thousand Oaks, California on the how's and why's of concentration meditation.
Going Beyond Pain and Suffering 08.11.2005 32:58
A talk given at One Spirit Center for Conscious Living called, "Going Beyond, Pain and Suffering." I got to sit in with the house band and played some harmonica blues, then singer and songwriter Harold Payne performed an original blues tune.
Buddhist Patient Health Care 04.11.2005 25:50
A talk given at the UCLA Medical Center in Santa Monica to the new chaplains on "Buddhist Patient Health Care" and end of life issues. For more information go to: www.kusala.org and click on, "A guide to death, dying and good health in Buddhism."
A Guide to Basic Buddhism - Part 2 23.10.2005 40:12
Part 2 of a presentation to a comparative religion's class at a Catholic High School in Los Angeles on Basic Buddhism - 10/20/2005
A Guide to Basic Buddhism - Part 1 22.10.2005 52:39
Part 1 of a presentation to a comparative religion's class at a Catholic High School in Los Angeles on Basic Buddhism - 10/20/2005
Karma in Everyday Life 19.10.2005 1:07:32
A talk given to the UCLA Buddhist club on Karma. What is Karma, how to use Karma to be happy, end suffering and have a good rebirth. Following the talk there were questions and answers on different aspects of Buddhist philosophy and practice.
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