Alan Weller
Alan Weller's channel explores the nature of reality through a Buddhist lens, emphasising the importance of understanding each present moment. The core teaching revolves around the idea that what appears to be a continuous and solid reality, populated by "things" and "selves", is actually a rapid succession of distinct, impermanent experiences or "dhammas". True understanding involves recognising the conditioned and fleeting nature of these moments, such as seeing or hearing, as they arise and cease. The path to this understanding is gradual, requiring repeated listening, careful consideration, and a letting go of ingrained ignorance and attachment to the illusion of permanence and self. Ultimately, the aim is to directly experience the truth of each moment "as it is", free from preconceived notions and interpretations.

When is generosity a perfection?

Wrong view

Is doubt a reality?

In the seen there is the seen

The meaning of practice

Practice in Buddhism

The trick of attachment

Whatever is real is dhamma

No 'I'

The meaning of satipaṭṭhāna

The meaning of nibbāna

What is memory?

Alan Weller's Channel

Its Own Way, Dhammatā

Understanding the 'I'

The cause of all the difficulties in life-audio review

Nina van Gorkom on Understanding Abhidhamma

The cause of all the difficulties in life

Only now, only now

Two types of dhammas

The point of listening

The Oldest Buddha.

Its own way

Getting closer to the Buddha

Listen again and again

The most precious moment in life

Understanding is never grim

No one to do anything

Is this moment true?

Not as it is