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Dharma Talks
2011-09-28 Day 6 Morning Instructions 35:06
Bob Stahl
Instruction, Elements Meditation, Q&A
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Standing Firm in That Which You Are: Mindfulness of the Body

2011-09-28 Morning Instructions 60:12
Richard Shankman
Instructions, Meditation, Q&A
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Unifying the Practice of Concentration, Mindfulness and Insight

2011-09-28 Beginning the New Year with forgiveness (PLEASE NOTE: False start--2+minutes then paused before real talk began) 52:20
Sylvia Boorstein
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2011-09-28 Meditation - Training In Happiness 59:56
Mark Nunberg
Dharma Talk
Common Ground Meditation Center

2011-09-28 Questions and Answers 58:08
Sayadaw U Jagara
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July through October 2011 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2011-09-28 Causing No Harm 1:22:35
Tara Brach
The mindstates behind violence--anger and fear--are universal and natural. If they possess us and drive our actions, we suffer. If we learn to meet them with a mindful awareness--if we step out of judgment and angry reactivity--we serve our own freedom and the possibility of peace on earth as well.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2011-09-28 Question and Answer with Bob Stahl and Marcy Reynolds 62:59
Bob Stahl
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Standing Firm in That Which You Are: Mindfulness of the Body

2011-09-28 Making Conscious What has Been Hidden 47:50
Richard Shankman
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Unifying the Practice of Concentration, Mindfulness and Insight

2011-09-28 Anatta – Embracing our Personalities with Wise View 56:06
Sharda Rogell
Teachings on Anatta (not-self). Our self-image is only an image in our own mind. It’s not all of who we are. Who am I then, when I’m not bound by the limiting beliefs of my mind?
Wood Acres Retreat Center :  Insight Meditation Retreat

2011-09-28 The Wandering Mind 63:09
Andrea Fella
Practicing meditation, we inevitably encounter the wandering mind. Rather than considering this experience to be a "problem", if we explore this phenomenon with mindfulness, we can learn a lot about our minds.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Retreat - Part 1

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