# Rob Burbea

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Delson Armstrong - questioning tradition & the primacy of consciousness

Delson Armstrong is a meditation teacher and author of A Mind Without Craving, known for his detailed experiential knowledge of advanced meditation states, including jhāna, samādhi, cessation, and TWIM practice. His knowledge spans early Buddhist meditation, Kriya Yoga, and contemporary conversatio…

A Case for Complete Liberation From Shame & the Inner Critic Through Samadhi

May this video be of service to those with the desire to be liberated from shame and the inner critic. 00:00 — Intro: refuge, the inner critic, shame, and the path 00:48 — The old view: shame is something to overcome 01:33 — Hustle culture and “outwork your self-doubt” — why it’s harmful 02:31 — …

Jhana Isn't as Far Off as You Think w/ Wystan Bryant-Scott

* Substack: Wystan Bryant-Scott * Instagram: @wystantbs * Website: https://www.wystantbs.com/ * Book a session: savvycal.com/wystantbs * X: WystanTBS I sat down with meditation teacher and phenomenologist Wystan Bryant-Scott to talk about jhana — the deep absorption states the Buddha taught, and wh…

Finding where freedom is possible with Ethan

Welcome the second guest to Harbored Thoughts, Ethan Nelson! I met Ethan at a group meditation at Behnam's home. Ethan is a follower of the teachings by Rob Burbea, a British meditation teacher. In our episode, he answers the four pillar questions of this podcast and adds insight into how his relat…

What are Buddhist Wisdom Chords?

Vince Fakhoury Horn introduces the Buddhist Wisdom Chords, which is both a teaching model, and a live training in the Pragmatic Dharma app, that looks at each Buddhist lineage as a chord made up of seven meditative notes, played across the Four Turnings of Buddhism’s evolution, looking at what each…

What are Buddhist Wisdom Chords?

Vince Fakhoury Horn introduces the Buddhist Wisdom Chords, which is both a teaching model, and a live training in the Pragmatic Dharma app, that looks at each Buddhist lineage as a chord made up of seven meditative notes, played across the Four Turnings of Buddhism’s evolution, looking at what each…

Every Person Is a Sacred World w/ Daniel Thorson

Healing is a healing of view. Daniel puts it plainly: suffering comes from fixed views, and what heals is a restoration of perception, seeing that what is here was sacred and intrinsically valuable all along. When difficult experience get met in this way, they start to move and show the innate inte…

The Imagination Isn't in Us, We Are in the Imagination w/ Tom Cheetham

Tom Cheetham calls himself a recovered rationalist. He trained in philosophy and physics, taught biology for years, and then picked up James Hillman’s A Blue Fire in a Santa Fe bookstore and “just got zapped.” He has spent the thirty-five years since inside the worlds of Hillman and Henry Corbin, a…