Vajrapriya takes the Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path - rebranding it as the Meaningful Eightfold Path - and considers how its eight areas contribute to a meaningful life, and how following it eventually eliminates the whole problem of meaninglessness.

Second of three public talks in the series 'Reality and what to do about it', given at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre in November 2010

In this thoughtful talk, Vajragupta explores the potential of the Buddha's teachings to transform society, starting with seeing how the Dhamma has helped millions of people who've suffered under the Hindu caste system change their lives. He asks how we've done in bringing this part of Bhante's vision into being in the last 40 years, and encourages us to take opportunities to change society, including helping activists in positive change, and bringing a Buddhist perspective to current social debates.

First of a series of talks exploring the Buddha's enlightenment. Subhuti describes the conditions that lead upto that experience and what lessons we can draw from it.

In his third talk in Bodhgaya, Subhuti tries to evoke the workings of the Buddha's mind, as we hear about his own process of discovering just what it was that happened to him under the Bodhi Tree.

In the fifth talk given in Bodhgaya, we enter the realm of imagination. The Buddha meets an enormous snake and see's a vision of Human development - what does this mean?