Buddhistisches Tor Berlin Podcast

Vortrag von Dharmasara am 2026-09-21. 
Padmasambhava ist ein Magier, Dämonenbezwinger und eine der geheimnisvollsten Gestalten des Buddhismus. Doch was bedeuten diese Bilder für unsere eigene Praxis?
Dharmasara erkundet Padmasambhava als Symbol radikaler Transformation. Die Dämonen auf dem Pfad werden dabei nicht vernichtet, sondern erkannt, verstanden und in den Dienst des Dharma gestellt.
Ein Vortrag über ehrliche spirituelle Praxis, innere Widerstände und die Frage, wie wir alles mit auf den Pfad nehmen können.
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Talk given by Tarapalita on 2026-09-19. 
What do Buddhists mean when they speak of demons?
In this talk, Tarapalita explores Padmasambhava, the great tantric master and "demon tamer", and asks what it might mean to encounter the darker, wilder, and more powerful forces within ourselves and in the world. Rather than simply rejecting or repressing these energies, can we meet them, transform them, and recover something vital through doing so?
A talk about Padmasambhava, personal and collective demons, and finding deeper sources of energy for the Dharma life.
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Talk given by Sanghadarsini on 2026-08-30. 
What do our hands communicate?
In this practical and experiential talk, Sanghadarshini explores the symbolism of mudras, Buddhist hand gestures that can express meaning and qualities through the body.
She begins by looking at symbolism in general, before guiding us through several mudras and their histories. We explore the earth-touching mudra associated with the Buddha, the Dhyana mudra of meditation, and Tara’s mudra of fearlessness and generosity.
Along the way, there is an opportunity to try the mudras ourselves and explore what it feels like to embody these gestures in practice.
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Talk given by Padmasagara on 2026-08-22. 
Bahiya was a spiritual practitioner living on the beach near modern-day Mumbai. One day, he asked himself: “Am I enlightened? Or even on the path towards Enlightenment?” The answer was a resounding "No".
He immediately sets out to find the Buddha, travelling thousands of kilometres and refusing to give up when the Buddha initially turns him away. Eventually, he receives a short but profound teaching, and awakens fully.
In this talk, Padmasagara explores Bahiya’s story and what it can teach us about spiritual effort, burnout, letting go, and our tendency to add something extra to our direct experience.
What kind of effort does awakening really require?
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Talk given by Tarapalita on 2026-08-01. 
What could you realistically expect to happen over the next 10 to 20 years if you practise the Dharma with sincerity?
Drawing on personal experience, this talk explores ten reflections on what may unfold through long term Buddhist practice. Some changes may be fairly predictable: deeper self knowledge and integrity, a growing wish to love and protect others, glimpses into the nature of reality that transform the way we see life, increasing freedom from self obsession, liberation from the weight of a deluded materialist culture, the revitalisation of the mythic at the centre of life, and a happier, more joyful heart and mind.
But the path also brings developments that are far less obvious. 
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