Elles sonnent, tintent ou assomment ; claironnent, carillonnent et déraisonnent.

Tintinnabuli est une création sonore collective née de déambulations à la recherche des cloches, clochettes et sonnailles d'Arles et de ses environs en avril 2021. Ces enregistrements de terrain nous amènent peu à peu à explorer d'autres résonances inattendues : celles chez les habitants  et dans la nature qui les entoure.

Enregistrements et montage ont été réalisés dans le cadre du workshop field-recording organisé par Phonurgia Nova avec Félix Blume, par Adrien Vinay, Anne Barthélemy, Aude Rabillon, Barthélémy Belleudy, Charlotte Penchenier, Christine Dancausse, Elizabeth Pouliquen, Grégoire Terrier et Olivier Pichard.

Remerciements : Mathilde et Sébastien (bergers), Damien Maxence (Sonn'arles), Jean-Marc Bernard (service patrimoine, Ville d'Arles), Catherine, Raphaël et les enfants de la place de la République, Marc et Fanny (Phonurgia).

Tintinnabuli

In the late 1980s and early 90s, until his health deteriorated too much, Ven. Ajahn Buddhadāsa gave regular lectures during the international retreats held at Suan Mokkh and then Suan Mokkh International. As these were given at the end of his life, they often focus on core concerns of Buddha-Dhamma. Tan Ajahn spoke in Thai and Santikaro Bhikkhu interpreted into English live.

This set of eight Dhamma teachings is also available as "Mindfulness With Breathing: A Manual for Serious Beginners" (Wisdom, 1997): wisdompubs.org/book/mindfulness-breathing

8610 (2) Ānāpānasati : Tetrad I (Steps 1 & 2)

In the debut episode of Tricycle Talks, contributing editor Amy Gross speaks with practicing psychiatrist Mark Epstein on Buddhism and psychotherapy. Epstein emphasizes that there is dukkha (suffering)in every place at every time, and that psychotherapeutic practices can help alleviate this suffering. Epstein's new book, The Trauma of Everyday Life, also explores this topic.

Mark Epstein: Buddhism and Psychotherapy

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« Du politique au poétique »

En suivant la piste de la pomme de terre, des chemins de traverse s’esquissent, se ramifient, convergent. Nous allons découvrir que le tubercule, anciennement appelé morelle tubéreuse, est aujourd'hui devenu la nouvelle pasionaria des luttes environnementales.

D'une écriture enjouée, ce documentaire propose une balade poétique et festive au travers de luttes en Belgique, où la patate est hissée au rang d'objet politique. On y croise des amateur·rices de pomme de terre, des paysan·nes, des penseur·euses, des militant·es, des activistes, des habitant·es de zones à défendre. La patate y est tantôt plantée, tantôt vendue et parfois même arrachée. Devenue emblématique, elle permet de s'immerger, le temps d'un documentaire, au sein de combats contemporains.

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Réalisation et prises de son : Pierrette Pasteels, Corinne Ricuort et Hélène Hocquet

Montage, mixage, création sonore : Flavien Gillié

Production : Alternative Culture
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Des patates et des luttes

Buddha‘s first teaching was on the four noble truths, and it still remains the very foundation on which Buddhism is built. It was these four realities that the Buddha came to understand during his meditation under the bodhi tree, and they provide a conceptual framework for all of Buddhist thought.

The first reality is ‘There is suffering.’ The word suffering here means a dissatisfaction, discontentment, an uneasy feeling running through our lives.

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The First Noble Truth - The Buddha Dharma Series

The first noble truth describes how life has suffering running through it and in the second truth Buddha gave some of the reasons for this suffering. There is not just one cause of our suffering, as there is not one cause of anything. Things come into being through a series of causes and conditions, and that is the same for our suffering. However, there are three main things that cause us emotional and psychological suffering, namely, the three poisons. They are clinging desire, anger and aversion and unawareness.

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The Causes Of Suffering - The Buddha Dharma Series

In this, the sixth in the Buddha Dharma Series, Lama Yeshe talks about the final aspect of the eight-fold path which is staying focused, and is achieved by effort, mindfulness and concentration.

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Staying Focused - The Buddha Dharma Series

The four foundation practices of mindfulness are awareness of our bodies, of our feelings, our mental states and objects of the mind.

The purpose of these practices is to get to know ourselves better. It will help us understand what is working for us and what isn’t. This will allow us to change more effectively and positively.

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Four Foundations Of Mindfulness - The Buddha Dharma Series

Loud cicadas calling on a calm afternoon in the Congo basin rainforest, accompanied by other insects flying and buzzing close to the mics. Buy recordings like this one for commercial use at https://mindful-audio.com/african-jungle/

Congo Basin Rainforest - Afternoon - Loud Cicadas

- "26/IX/19" by Cyril Scheer
- Poem by Walt Whitman
- Performed by Sasha Elina

- Recorded in Feb 2020 by Cyril Scheer

Cyril Scheer + Walt Whitman + Sasha Elina

This podcast is pragmatic, secular and makes complicated Buddhist principles easy to understand.

Yeshe is a Buddhist monk. He is from England and teaches meditation, Buddhist philosophy and mindfulness.

Yeshe spent several years in a monastery in the foothills of the Himalayas teaching young monks basic Buddhist philosophy and meditation. He now offers teachings freely to all in a manner that is unpretentious and clear. He does not demand students to blindly accept what he says, but instead invites them to examine their own minds and experiences to discover the validity of Gautama Buddha’s teachings. 

Yeshe quietly demonstrates Gautama Buddha’s teaching on compassion through the charitable trust ‘Sangye Menla’ that he founded in 2008 in Chandigarh, Northern India. The trust provides medical assistance and care to people from the Himalayan region in India.

The Causes Of Suffering - The Buddha Dharma Series

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