Brother Phap Dung
Monastic

Brother Pháp Dung (Dharma Embrace) is a Vietnamese American monk, ordained by Thầy in 1998. He was born in Vietnam in 1969 and escaped as a refugee with his family to the US when he was nine years old. He grew up in the Los Angeles area, studied and received a degree in Architecture from the University of Southern California, and worked as an architect/designer for four years before becoming a monk.
He helped establish Deer Park Monastery and many other US centers, creating meditation programs and retreats for children, teens, families, and young adults, as well as planning its halls and infrastructures. He was the abbot of the monastery from 2001 until 2010. He received the Lamp Transmission from Thích Nhất Hạnh and became a Dharma teacher in 2004.
He is most inspired by meditation as a method of examining and cultivating the mind of the individual and of the collective and by community building as a method to heal and develop society.
Items featuring Brother Phap Dung
Mindfulness of the Body4:467 years ago
Gratitude for the Four Elements5:407 years ago
50-Minute Deep Relaxation51:247 years ago
55-Minute Deep Relaxation55:017 years ago
Returning to the Heartwood13:565 years ago
Mindfulness of Breathing11:236 years ago
Learning to Be a Human Being11:595 years ago
Monestary Morning Qi Gong36:307 years ago
Zen of Zen: The Power of Peace in Climate Action5:30a year ago
Qi Palm40:454 years ago
Learning to Love Ourselves: An Orientation by Brother Phap Dung | #976:564 years ago
On Global Warming and the Warming of our Afflictions6:376 years ago
Talk and Guided Meditation | Returning to the Heartwood50:595 years ago
The Power of Cutting Off & Letting Go70:263 years ago
Brother Phap Dung: Now You Get to Choose56:152 years ago
The Power of Memory0:483 years ago
How to Look into Our Sexual Energy9:144 years ago
You are Mother Earth6:346 years ago
Drinking Tea as a Sacred Practice4:226 years ago
This is a Noble Moment83:413 years ago