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Dharma Talks
2019-07-25 Dukkha and Non-Self (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 63:13
Joseph Goldstein
Spirit Rock Meditation Center July Insight

2019-07-25 Evening Dharma Talk - Nirvana, Imagination and Creativity 52:20
Stephen Batchelor
Reflections on how the non-reactive space of nirvana is the source both of an ethical and aesthetic imagination.
Gaia House Secular Buddhist Retreat

2019-07-25 Samatha - Vipassana Guided Meditation 46:52
Oren Jay Sofer
Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley IMCB Regular Talks

2019-07-25 Loving Kindness Practice 46:40
Chas DiCapua
Using a very loving being as an entry point into the heart and loving-kindness practice,
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Insight Meditation Retreat for 18–32 Year Olds

2019-07-25 Historical Aspects Of The Four Noble Truths 45:47
JoAnna Hardy
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Insight Meditation Retreat for 18–32 Year Olds

2019-07-25 Day 6 Guided Meditation/Metta (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 42:27
Jeanne Corrigal
Difficult Person
Spirit Rock Meditation Center July Insight

2019-07-25 Morning Instructions on Appreciative Joy - Mudita 32:46
Martine Batchelor
Gaia House Secular Buddhist Retreat

2019-07-25 Day 6 Morning Sit with Instructions (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 52:34
Kamala Masters
Spirit Rock Meditation Center July Insight

2019-07-24 The Path of Spiritual Surrender: Part 2 48:32
Tara Brach
Cultivating a surrendering presence allows us to release the identity of a small, separate self, and open to the truth and fullness of who we are. These two talks explore misunderstandings about surrender (such as the fear that we will become passive or condone injustice) and the practices that create the grounds for surrender, emotional healing, transformational activism and spiritual freedom.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2019-07-24 Meditation: Letting Go 20:22
Tara Brach
One way of understanding meditation is a letting go of the habitual clenching of thoughts, the clenching that resists emotions and pulls away from aliveness itself. This meditation guides us in letting go, first through the body, and then practicing letting go of thoughts and relaxing and resting in the changing flow of experience. The blessing of letting go is a homecoming into the truth and wholeness of what we are, a realization of reality, and freedom. NOTE: Listen to the rain, too…
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

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