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The aim of Buddhist Meditation is the realisation of Nibbana. Nibbana is eternal peace and happiness, free from any suffering or unsatisfactoriness. There is nothing higher or better than Nibbana. The method is similar to focusing one's attention, minutely, on the detail of the images that appear on the cinema screen. If one can restrain oneself from being drawn into the story of the film, one comes to see that all these pictures, which succee...

The illustrated History and footprints of Jehovah, from the Creation of the World until Joshua's genocide at Jericho, as recorded in the authentic Hebrew histories in Hebrew and Aramaic. With a postscript by Nietzsche and comments by a twentieth century American Jewish prophet, Bob Dylan (and Gnome assisted by Socrates). "Dedicated to all those Sufferers whose lives have been blighted by the folly of those who came before them. Verily I say un...

Buddha identified Five Nivaranas (Hindrances or Blockages) which prevent us from seeing the Truth and putting an end to Suffering. One or more of these obstacles is present at every stage of the Path until the ultimate attainment of the Arahant - the Deathless. These Hindrances affect the senses. The senses are the fundamentals of Life itself.

Buddhist Pali chants with English translations for use by students in Meditation Retreats. Pali is an Indo-Aryan language, current in Northern India at the time the Buddha was teaching and used by him. It is the language in which his teaching is preserved in the Tipi¿aka, the sacred texts of Theravada Buddhism. It was an oral language. It had no alphabet of its own. The Buddha's teachings were not written down until the Fourth Buddhist Council...

A sample of intuitive Projects, Poems and Talks to support the practice of insight meditation in daily life and the treading of the Noble Eightfold Path to Nibbana, the end of Suffering.Oh ye inheritors of immortal bliss, hearken to this! Guardians of the eternal fire, if to higher truths you do aspire, NOTHING needs building any higher.THIS IS THE TRUTH.

The Chinese character, Tao, can be deciphered as a small boat with a single oar, a diving rod and an eye. These poems are bubbles from its wake. "Oh Life, thou nothing's younger brother, So like, one might mistake Thee for the Other." FOR MOTHER AND CHILD Why wake him? You woke to nothing, do you think he won't? Your hand will guide him firmly and away, your lips will teach him the nonsense he will say, your sins on him every day.At best, he'l...

HERE (AND NOW) Clusters of English "unofficial" roses have climbed the fence to face the sun. Each in its crimson finery supposes that it, alone, is the only one. Honeysuckle tangles with its vagrance bramble and lavender, rose and gorse, fills the still air with its golden fragrance there where the steps run a wayward course. Shamrock has camped with a fragile neatness just where the foxgloves have unfurled, the privet has flowered and its le...

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A world in trouble? War in the Far East and the Middle East. Suicide bombers. Riots on the streets. Gaols and Psychiatric hospitals full. Soaring crime. Racial hatred. Violence in the schools and in the home. Economic Meltdown. Yes. A world in trouble. Everywhere man is striving for Freedom. But he understands freedom as freedom to do what he wants. But a man who does what he wants is often not free at all. He is the slave of his desires. Real...

The Buddha's Teaching of DEPENDENT ORIGINATION is a fast-track method for experiencing Nibbana with your eyes open. It is a practical psychological explanation of how suffering arises and the psychological steps to be taken in the here and now to reach enlightenment directly.