Dharma Seed vs Dharma Buddhism Talks

Features: • Stream dharma talks and guided meditations • Download your favorite dharma talks for offline playback • Search talk titles and descriptions by keyword • Browse the most recent talks • Find talks by specific teachers • Search a teacher's talks by keyword • View talks you have previously played • View teacher information • Support teachers with your donations Limitations: • Access to talks using a “retreat code” is not supported. Teachers offer their talks via Dharma Seed with the kind intention of dana, or generosity. These teachings are held to be priceless and made available to anyone who is interested, regardless of financial means. It is our deep wish and the wish of the teachers who offer teachings here that this continue. We also want our meditation teachers and Dharma Seed to thrive and continue their good work! To learn how you can offer support, please go to About - Donate in the app, or visit: https://dharmaseed.org/donate We hope you enjoy the app.

"Dharma Buddhism Talks" is a simple app for watching Buddhist videos, listening to Dharma podcast talks, and writing notes from teachings, reflections, and lessons. Explore topics such as mindfulness, compassion, meditation, wisdom, suffering, karma, and daily Buddhist practice. With podcast and video content plus a built-in notes feature, the app helps you learn, reflect, save insights, and deepen your understanding of the Dharma anytime. Please note that internet connection is required for the app to work properly. If you are not connected to the internet only the "Notes" feature will be available. What is "Dharma Buddhism"? Dharma Buddhism talks are teachings or discussions about Buddhist wisdom, practice, and daily life. Dharma generally means the teachings of the Buddha, including guidance on mindfulness, meditation, compassion, wisdom, suffering, karma, and the path toward liberation or enlightenment. Buddhism talks can be sermons, lectures, podcasts, videos, or recorded teachings given by monks, nuns, teachers, or practitioners. They help listeners understand Buddhist principles and apply them in everyday life through reflection, meditation, and ethical living.