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Catherine gives a short talk on riding the waves of change in chaotic times and suggests that we choose peace in the face of it. She also explains a slight pause in her schedule. Recorded on February 26, 2023 in Victoria, Australia.

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram from a session that took place in 2003 in southern California. Recorded on previous media and re-mastered for this podcast channel.

A session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, originally recorded in Los Angeles in 2004 and recently remastered and produced for this podcast channel.

Recorded on Maui in 2010 from a session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram.

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Originally recorded in Los Angeles in 2004 and recently re-mastered for podcast format.

A direct message from Catherine and an excerpt from a Dharma Dialogues session that took place in Ojai, California in about 2011. A reminder to take care when spending time with family and friends and an encouragement to those who are spending this season alone.

Excerpted from a session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Recorded in 2001 in Malibu, California and recently re-mastered as a podcast from previous recorded formats.

This is another archival session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Malibu, California in 2005.  It’s called Proper Identification.

A session of Dharma Dialogues recorded in about 2004 in Santa Monica, California.  Although this was produced on other media formats long ago, this is the first time for a podcast format and has been re-mastered for sound quality.

This podcast was originally recorded in April 2003 in Santa Monica, California.  It was a time in when the US had just invaded Iraq. We have re-mastered the sound recording for this podcast though it was published on other formats years ago.  The title is taken from Martin Luther King, Jr.’s book The Strength to Love. 

This session with Catherine was recorded in Santa Monica, California in September of 2002, twenty years prior to the podcast upload of today’s date.  It was originally produced on CDs and later on MP3s.  We have remastered the sound and offer it as a prescient discussion for facing the threats of our time.

This podcast is a recording from a Dharma Dialogues session with Catherine that originally occurred in Ojai, California in 2009.  In years past it was produced on CD and MP3 and has now been re-mastered for use as a podcast.  Although some of the references are cultural or news events from that time, Catherine’s message in these conversations is timeless. Just as neurotic thought can become a conditioned habit, so can the experience of clear and simple awareness.

A public talk Catherine gave on Maui in January of 2010.  In  it she elaborates on seven qualities that naturally occur when one’s mind is at ease and clear.  These qualities form the basis of Catherine’s second book, Passionate Presence, which was published in 2003.

Catherine considers Shakespeare’s famous line in the context of ending one’s life, the reasons why this is rarely acceptable, and a reframing of the question itself.  Recorded on August 31 in Victoria, Australia.

A direct message from Catherine discussing what can happen when we clash in values and views with old friends with whom we once agreed on all substantial matters. Recorded on August 13, 2022 in Victoria, Australia.

An Ask-Me-Anything podcast recorded on August 16, 2022.  Catherine addresses, among other topics, the question of what awareness might remain when our brain functions are diminished.

An Ask-Me-Anything podcast taken from emails sent to Catherine.  Recorded on July 18, 2022 in Victoria, Australia.

Catherine answers questions sent in by email.  Recorded on July 8, 2022 in Victoria, Australia. The title of this podcast comes from the opening line of Third Zen (Chan) Patriarch’s famous verses.

Catherine addresses questions sent in by email.  Recorded on June 18, 2022 in NSW, Australia.

This conversation was recorded on June 5, 2022.  It is an insight into the mind and interests of a twelve-year-old Australian boy whose childhood is both contemporary and delightfully old world, a combination that is becoming more rare in the time of screens, social media, and the obsession with all things cyber.