Resources
On our Resources page you’ll find audio recordings of dhamma talks from past retreats, links to other sites hosting dhamma talks, a list of selected writings in this tradition, and links to some of TBC’s friends’ sites.
Teachings from Retreats and Other Events
These are audio and video recordings of dhamma talks given by monastics to TBC retreats or Sunday morning meditation sessions.

Ayya Medhanandi Dhamma Talk – Sowing Grace

Ayya Medhanandi Dhamma Talk – Many Intersections

Ayya Medhanandi Dhamma Talk – Fictitious Noodles
Sunday Morning Dhamma Talks
Ayya Anandabodhi
The TBC Steering Committee dedicated our practice today to the Afzaal family who was murdered in a racially motivated attack last week in London, Ontario.
We condemn this act of hatred and cruelty.
We also wish to express our solidarity with our Muslim sisters and brothers.
We commit to upholding and protecting the anti-discrimination laws in Canada, and also to foster mutual understanding and respect with Muslim and all faith communities.
The TBC Steering Committee has reached out to local Muslim organizations expressing our solidarity with them during this difficult time and sent a donation to the London Community United Against Hate. This fund was set up to support the youngest member of the family, a nine year old child, who survived the attack, and is now in hospital. We send also send much metta to this child.
You can use this link if you would like to add your donation to the fund: United Against Hate
TBC member Frances-Anne Solomon offered the following dedication:
Please join me in offering the merits of today’s meditation to the parents, relatives, communities of 215 children some as young as 3 years old whose remains were found last week in an unmarked grave site on the grounds of the Kamloops residential school in British Columbia;
to the estimated 3200 other Canadian children whose remains are yet to be recovered from unmarked graves at 120 residential schools that operated across canada until 1996;
to the 150,000 indigenous Canadians who were kidnapped from their families and forced to attend these schools;
to 4,000 missing and murdered Indigenous Canadian women whose names we will hold inside our hearts;
to Joyce Echaquan, who died in hospital after filming her own racist abuse by medical staff on Sept 18 2020.
We acknowledge this land is the Home of all indigenous peoples from whom it was stolen and who continue to suffer systemic abuse and cultural genocide in Canada. We ask for their forgiveness for not appreciating the depth of their suffering.
We grieve with them because these are our children also; our daughters, wives, mothers; part of the Canadian family, and the human family.
Our hearts are broken. We come together with humility, to offer a healing balm of compassion and loving kindness. May they find peace.
Books
Dhamma Talk Collections
A selection of web sites where you can find audio talks by teachers in this tradition.
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