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I'm looking for videos with Dharma talks and am hoping that the community here can help me. Grateful for any links to online talks and DVD recommendations.

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  • SE is a lousy place for open ended solicitations for recommendations. Some sites allow requests for highly specific literature, product or whatever recommendations.
    – MatthewMartin
    Commented Mar 19, 2015 at 18:32
  • @MatthewMartin I think that is what the "Community Wiki" mod is for... by making it a wiki, rep rewards are nullified, and multiple answers become okay. I've seen this on other SE sites, and it seems to work fine as a wiki.
    – yuttadhammo
    Commented Mar 20, 2015 at 13:15

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Yuttadhammo, one of the moderators on this site has done a lot of youtube videos that people find very useful and you might too. All freely available.

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Here are some links you might find useful:

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Answering my own question here, these are the major places i know of for the Plum Village (Thich Nhat Hanh) tradition:

Also in the same tradition there are these:

Kind Regards,
Tord
PS Please edit if you know of more video resources for the PV/TNH tradition

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The American Zen College has a bunch of Dharma Talks videos posted up on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEsxt0ZaRw0ng6_u3aPm4EA

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Also Ven. Bodhi's Middle Length lecture series at: http://www.noblepath.org/audio.html

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Highly recommend For The Benefit of All Beings, a film about Garchen Rinpoche

http://www.forthebenefitofallbeings.com/

May all paths lead you to the great love.

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Google video search or Youtube search: "Ask a monk" OR "Monk Radio" OR Yuttadhammo...life changing and very in harmony with the Buddha's teaching

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The "right" teacher depends on who's style and teaching you jive with.

My favorite is from the Thai Forest Tradition -- Ajahn Thanissaro

There is no fluff or BS with Ajahn Thanissaro. He calls it like it is, and challenges listeners to deeply question their practice. I appreciate this approach.

He is a westerner, studied for 20+ years in Thailand. He has videos on YouTube, but his audio talks, which he gives daily, are well worth the listen.

On top of that, he has many books. with several translations of some of Thailand's most revered Therevada Forest monks.

dhammatalks.org

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For furthering your knowledge in Buddhism please refer this link:

Please note these are Theravada teachings...

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Try collective teaching of Ajahn Chah.

http://www.amaravati.org/series/the-collected-teachings-of-ajahn-chah/

There are videos on youtube and also available as podcasts.

He is from thai forest tradition and is a great teacher of western monks.

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    Maybe you could add some links to Ajahn Chah. That would increase answer-quality.
    – user2424
    Commented Oct 31, 2015 at 16:45
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    Sorry about that. I was adding on my phone and Internet wasn't great at that time. I will add
    – Moh Moh Oo
    Commented Oct 31, 2015 at 23:23

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