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2017-01-08 Letting Go 52:47
Eugene Cash
2017-01-08 How I became a Buddhist, then and monk and then a Dhamma Teacher 1:23:02
Bhante Bodhidhamma
Autobio on Bhante's 70th Birthday
2017-01-10 Faith and Hope in a Changing World 13:43
Kim Allen
2017-01-11 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Buddhist Practice, and the Needs of Our Times 1: Bringing Wisdom and Love to All Parts of Our Lives 61:11
Donald Rothberg
We explore the shared heart of the approaches of Buddhist practice and of the life and work of Dr. King (playing a recording of Dr. King reading "Letter from a Birmingham Jail"), pointing to how their integration is crucial to respond to the needs of our times.
2017-01-11 Language, Lies and Truth 51:46
Pamela Weiss
2017-01-12 Joy 1 -- Mudita 41:29
Kim Allen
Part 1 of a series of talks about different aspects of Joy
2017-01-13 Control and the Lack of Control in Practice 1:47:15
Kevin Griffin
Monthly drop in class, 2nd Friday of each month: Friday Night Dharma & Recovery 7:15-9:15 p.m.
2017-01-15 Noble Eightfold Path 01 Talk: intro and overview 37:01
Jill Shepherd
An introduction to the Noble Eightfold Path, including the context of the Buddha's teaching on the Middle Way and the Four Noble Truths, followed by a brief overview of the eight path factors
2017-01-15 Overview of the Pali Canon 1:45:50
Kim Allen
The meditation practices taught in the Insight movement trace their origins to the earliest known teachings of the Buddha. These discourses are part of the scriptures called the Pali Canon. This session offers an overview of the texts of the Pali Canon and some historical background on the development of Buddhism. We will also read some suttas (discourses) demonstrating different styles.
2017-01-15 Noble Eightfold Path 02 guided meditation: exploring the Four Noble Truths in immediate experience 16:11
Jill Shepherd
A short guided meditation bringing awareness to dukkha in the moment, and ways of relating to it in light of the Four Noble Truths
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