Videos

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In the Moment, We Are Complete

In this short video, Peter introduces the premise of his- and essentially all Buddhist teaching, that ultimately we can not manipulate nor control reality. Therefore, moment to moment when we relax our desire to do so, we can come in contact with the reality that is beyond manipulation, that is beyond mind. It is in this moment to moment reality that one can be totally complete.

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Sounds True

Peter takes part in an interview with Jeff Foster and Tami Simon, the president of Sound True.

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What Is, Wholeness Here & Now Summit

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In Conversation with Kelly Blaser

Below is an interview I did with Kelly Blaser. It was part of a meditation summer she organised in 2019. I’m told it creates a good context for the work that transpires in individual sessions.

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Might Help, Can’t Hurt! Dancing in Non-Duality

This conversation focuses on how non-dual wisdom from ancient Asian traditions can be adapted to modern life. The discussion delves into themes of non-meditation, integration of Eastern and Western philosophies, and personal stories, highlighting Fenner’s experiences and insights into stillness and awareness.

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Buddha at the Gas Pump

Peter discusses his work in nondual psychotherapy and the Western adaptation of Buddhist wisdom. Topics include the nature of awareness, non-duality, meditation, and integrating spiritual insights into everyday life, drawing on Fenner’s extensive background in Mahayana Buddhism and his years as a Tibetan Buddhist monk.

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Nondual Wisdom and Pychotherapy (£29 for access to 3 talks)

Peter was a featured speaker at the Psychology and Nonduality conference from The Weekend University, along with Dr Bernardo Kastrup, PhD and Peter Russell. He discusses how anyone working as a helping professional (e.g., psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors and coaches) can benefit from a nondual understanding, the healing potential of the unconditioned mind and how to access it in therapeutic work, and how mental health professionals can integrate nondual wisdom to better serve their clients and improve outcomes in therapy. Link.