Buddhist Geeks
Vince Fakhoury Horn, Emily West Horn, Daniel Klein, Brian Newman, Ufuk CetincanEvolving Dharma
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No One Has Ever Got Jhāna
Recorded on the first evening of a 2026 Pragmatic Dharma meditation retreat, this dharma talk from Brian Newman offers a wide-ranging exploration of jhāna practice, the Pa-Auk tradition, the jhānic factors, and the role of faith in concentr...
Designing Pragmatic Dharma
Ufuk Cetincan, Pragmatic Dharma’s design lead, walks through the visual language he spent six months building—flat geometry that only appears three-dimensional, a twelve-spoke Dharma wheel left open for each practitioner’s own way, and ligh...
Three Ways to Prepare a Dharma Talk
Vince Fakhoury Horn lays out three ways to prepare a dharma talk for teachers-in-training, exploring how detailed notes can polish a talk into dead words, why speaking with no preparation depends on being prepared not to be prepared, and wh...
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...
The Insight Chord
Vince Fakhoury Horn describes the insight meditation tradition as a chord in which concentration, mindfulness and heartfulness sound together, with concentration giving mindfulness its depth and heartfulness keeping the whole enterprise fro...
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Palestinian-American Dharma Diva | Teaching & Practicing @ PragmaticDharma.com
Mindfulness teacher, retreat leader, and co-founder of Mindful Wellness Space. Offering meditation, somatic support, and Dharma practice.
Born in Jerusalem and raised inside a West Bank Settlement.
Pragmatic Dharma
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