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Dharma Talks
2018-08-26 Training the Mind - Developing Happiness 58:52
Mark Nunberg
Common Ground Meditation Center Common Ground Residential Retreat at Metta Retreat Center

2018-08-25 Seven Factors and the Practice of Concentration (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 61:01
Susie Harrington
The cultivation of the seven factors in samadhi and vipassana practice.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Concentration Retreat

2018-08-25 Ways of Working with the ‘Thinking Mind’ 44:51
Ayya Jitindriya
Santi Forest Monastery

2018-08-25 OKness & the Four Noble Truths 33:13
Ayya Santacitta
Sacramento Insight Meditation

2018-08-24 Anatta. 49:48
Caroline Jones
The third in a series of talks on the three characteristics of experience: impermanent, unsatisfying and not me or mine.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge August 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-08-24 Gratitude 50:20
Ariya B. Baumann
Gratitude is a hidden treasure: it is a simple but incredibly powerful quality that brings so much joy and contentment into our life.
Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre Month-long retreat with Ariya Baumann

2018-08-23 Chanting 29:05
Greg Scharf
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Your Life Is Your Practice: Insight Meditation Retreat

2018-08-23 'The Dharma and Nature' 54:45
James Baraz
One definition of the word Dharma is Natural law. Trees hold a very special place in the Buddha’s teaching.. The Buddha was born under a tree, enlightened under a tree and died under a tree. He told his disciples to find “roots of trees” to sit and meditate. Trees are the perfect environment to practice in the Thai Forest Tradition. Metta practice was taught by the Buddha in response to actions of “Tree spirits”. We’ll explore the special significance of trees and Nature in the Buddha’s teaching.
Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley IMCB Regular Talks

2018-08-23 Developing a Skillful Relationship to Happiness in Practice and in Life (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 59:57
Sally Armstrong
Though the teachings on dukkha (suffering) are an important part of the Buddhist path, a skillful relationship to sukha (happiness) actually played a significant part in the Buddha's awakening. This talk explores the wise use of happiness and pleasure and the cultivation of beautiful qualities of mind, especially in concentration practice.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Concentration Retreat

2018-08-23 Closing Talk 49:59
Narayan Helen Liebenson
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Your Life Is Your Practice: Insight Meditation Retreat

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