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Winton Higgins's Dharma Talks at Wellington Insight Meditation Community
Winton Higgins
Winton Higgins began meditating and practising the Dharma in the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO) in 1987. In 1994 he became an active supporter of Wat Buddha Dhamma, where he began to lead meditation retreats in 1995. Since then he has led retreats for the Wat, the Blue Gum Sangha and Sydney Insight Meditators, and taught many courses for the Buddhist Library in Sydney. He follows the western insight (vipassana) tradition and is particularly interested in the convergence of Dharma practice and progressive western values such as democracy, feminism and critical inquiry. His teaching has an affinity with the work of Stephen Batchelor. He is a writer and a social-science academic; he and his partner, Lena, have two grown-up daughters and a grandson.
2013-01-16 In the beginning was the human condition, the Buddha’s new way to work with it 45:32
Wellington Insight Meditation Community Secular Buddhism
Attached Files:
  • Making the most of the human condition by Winton Higgens (PDF)
2013-01-16 Updating the practice on the basis of the first principles 42:01
Wellington Insight Meditation Community Secular Buddhism
Attached Files:
  • Making the most of the human condition by Winton Higgens (PDF)
2013-01-16 Tradition and culture 40:03
Wellington Insight Meditation Community Secular Buddhism
Attached Files:
  • Making the most of the human condition by Winton Higgens (PDF)
2013-01-16 Ask not whether it’s true but whether it works 35:05
Wellington Insight Meditation Community Secular Buddhism
Attached Files:
  • Making the most of the human condition by Winton Higgens (PDF)

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