Videos

Hopefully you’ll find the videos below, and you might be able to enjoy what they have to offer. I’ll try to update this as much as possible. If you’ve seen a video that should be here, let me know and I’d be happy to put it up.

30 Minute Interview with “One City: A Declaration Of Interdependence” author Ethan Nichtern. Very interesting, make the time to watch…

“10% Advantage” talk by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche

An interesting music video by the band Korn. Not a huge fan, but the info thrown around on the screen is very interesting. Are humans de-evolving?

“With Wings That Fly Not” An animated Jataka Tale about Buddha’s previous life as a quail.

An hour long movie about the life of Buddha, featuring different scholars, the Dalai Lama and more.

“The Mindful Way” featuring Ajahn Cha.

BBC News coverage of the Burmese Monks protesting, posted here as a reminder of what is and has gone on in that country.

Buddhist monks in Thailand. With music in the background, which I’m not to fond of, but the messages the monks have is worth enduring.

“The Essenece of Buddhism” with Sogyal Rinpoche.

“Discovering Buddhism” w/ HH 14th Dalai Lama, Richard Gere, Keanu Reeves and more.

An awesome and inspiring interview of Noah Levine, writer of “Dharma Punx” and “Against The Stream”. It’s brief but explains his views on Buddhism and life.

The band is called Sick Puppies and the song is “All The Same”. The story playing out is one man’s mission to give free hugs to those who want them. Amazing! WATCH IT!

Mercedes Benz Commercial - A funny video I saw on another bloggers site. I got quite a kick out of it, and thought you might as well!

Sinbad’s The Vibe - featuring Rev Kusala Bhikkshu from IBMC

Bodhisattva Vows - by the Beastie Boys (a small video I found on MySpace compiled by a user named Tim)

Freedom: The Path To Happiness - A talk by Ajahn Brahm

What About Me? - Mipham (Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, head of the Shambhala tradition of Tibetan Buddhism) Spoken Word video

Common Tactics of Aggression - A quick, but to the point lesson from one of the leading teachers of Tibetan Buddhism in the west, Pema Chodron