Overcoming Bitterness and Betrayal: A Story of Forgiveness and Redemption
No matter how extreme the circumstances, a transformation of the heart is possible.
Category: Teachings
The Vastness Within
In these challenging times we’re being asked to see the world in a more timeless way, to live from a wisdom and reality of love that is vast.
[Video] Fully Opening to Life
In this touching video, Jack shares how we can fully open to life by exploring the deep vastness within our beings.
The Spirit of Meditation
A friend of mine visited the wonderful Zen master, Katagiri Roshi, shortly before he died. She asked Roshi if he could tell her the essence of Zen pra…
[Video] New Thinking Allowed (2024): Deepening of the Heart with Jeffrey Mishlove
Jack recently joined Jeffrey Mishlove for a fresh conversation 38 years after their original Thinking Allowed television episode first aired.
[Video] Mindfulness as Medicine: A Liberating Dharma Talk
In this classic lecture, Jack shares stories opening us to the medicine of the Dharma.
[Video] Joy, Virtue, and Overcoming Conflict | Hopeful Jack Kornfield Mindfulness Talk
In this hopeful Dharma Talk, Jack explores how Buddhist principles can cultivate happiness and joy, and help us overcome inner conflict.
Navigating the Cycles of Spiritual Life
There are big and small cycles in spiritual life. We can’t stop the cycles, but we can learn to navigate them with grace, ease, and nobility.
[Video] The Stories We Tell – A Cozy Fireside Q&A Session
Jack’s timeless wisdom leads the way as he responds to a handful of questions concerning some of the common struggles encountered on the human plane…
[Video] Guided Meditation | Opening the Door of Forgiveness
Jack leads a powerful guided meditation practice opening to the sweet nectar of forgiveness.
The Gift of Kind Attention
Without being aware, it’s not possible to really live in a free way. Otherwise we are just in habitual reaction to whatever is arising.
You Already Know: Uncovering Your Deepest Wisdom
What do you know no matter what any of the lamas and mamas and swamis and gurus might say? What is your deepest truth?
