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Dharma Talks Access for Retreatants
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The Mysterious Way of the Heart: Where Wisdom and Compassion Meet
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| This retreat focuses on the embodiment of wisdom and compassion. Through the cultivation of samadhi (a gathering of our heart, mind and body energies), we establish a healing foundation for insight into our mistaken identification with patterns of self. As structures of the self are gently released from grasping and aversion, our heart knows the emptiness and peace of its original nature. Authentic, compassionate response and intuitive understanding arise, and the non-dual nature of emptiness and appearance is recognized. |
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2010-03-05 (9 days)
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center
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2010-03-13
Still Forest Pool
62:52
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Kittisaro
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| Refuge within daily life. Dissolving the salt crystal of obstruction. Gestures of offering. Patience as supreme practice. We're not going anywhere. |
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2010-03-13
Immeasurable Abiding.
41:25
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Kittisaro
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| Wisdom and compassion emerge from this one mind. Metta and its eleven attendant blessings. Guided meditation on radiancy of metta. |
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2010-03-11
What Remains?
47:54
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Kittisaro
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| Support for insight. Turning to the deathless. The unborn. Language gives a sense of thing-ness. The waves and depths of the ocean are all water. |
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2010-03-11
Just A Handful Of Leaves
41:28
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Kittisaro
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| Awakening through reflection of the four Truths. The five focuses of the grasping mind. The Khandas and non self. A taste of peace. |
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2010-03-10
Handful Of Leaves
54:15
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Thanissara
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| A teaching for humans, suffering or its end. Asking the world to give us more than it can. Letting be, a gateway to Nibbana. |
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2010-03-10
Skill With Thought
32:54
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Thanissara
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| Five skills to overcome obsessive and negative thought patterns. Skill in relationship with feelings. Working with "just this much". |
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2010-03-09
Dhamma As Nature
39:52
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Kittisaro
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| Contemplating the nature of things. Transformation through seeing the nature of hindrance. Balance of samatha and vipassana. |
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