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Dharma Talks
2016-10-21 Guided meditation: a guided tour through the brahma viharas. 45:00
Caroline Jones
This mediation guides the listener through four beautiful rooms: the room of goodwill, the room of care, the room of appreciation and the room of equanimity.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge October 1 to November 9 2016 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2016-10-21 Is the Buddha a materialist? 51:06
Bhante Bodhidhamma
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Satipanya Buddhist Retreat :  Lausanne 2016 October

2016-10-21 Second Morning Guided Meditation 40:04
Wes Nisker
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2016-10-20 Fourth Noble Truth 50:33
Shaila Catherine
Shaila Catherine gave the fourth talk in the five-week series "Four Noble Truths." This talk discusses the Fourth Noble Truth, the path leading to the cessation of suffering and known as the Noble Eightfold Path. We must know this path and actually travel it. This practice allows us to live a life that is noble and upright, and helps us distinguish between that which is wholesome (which leads to ending of suffering) and that which is unwholesome (which leads to more suffering).
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
In collection: Four Noble Truths

2016-10-20 No Footprints in the Sky: Returning to the Sacred 54:00
Kittisaro
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Balancing Liberation and Devotion: Opening the Kuan Yin Dharma Doors

2016-10-20 The Wood Wide Web of Being 49:22
Trudy Goodman
First night of Fall Vipassana retreat
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2016-10-20 The Fourth Foundation of Mindfulness 59:51
Sally Armstrong
The Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta (usually translated as the Foundations of Mindfulness) offers a complete description of the practice of mindfulness, beginning with the direct awareness of the breath and the body, progressing through mindfulness of vedana or feeling tone, to the more subtle object of the Third Foundation, mindfulness of mind states. The Fourth Foundation of Mindfulness represents the culmination of this series of practices, and can be seen as a direct pointing, again and again, to the possibility of freedom through direct awareness of where we get caught, and how to turn the mind towards liberation. This talk is an overview of the practices of the Fourth Foundation, which can be seen as both the last in the sequence of practices, and as a progression in itself. It also covers how the Fourth Foundation can be skillfully interwoven into our practice of the other foundations.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Part 1

2016-10-20 "Schadenfreude: Working with Your less than Noble Thoughts" 57:21
James Baraz
People in powerful positions can cause suffering and harm to others by spreading hate. It's natural and healthy to want to see them defeated. But what about when we actually enjoy seeing their misfortune and demise? How can we use a dharma lens to understand and hold those feelings?
Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley IMCB Regular Talks

2016-10-20 Five Elements of Well Spoken Speech 61:10
Steve Armstrong
Cloud Mountain Retreat Center A Mindfulness Based Life

2016-10-19 Seeking What’s True – Within Ourselves, Beyond Our Self, With Each Other – (Part 3) 66:32
Tara Brach
The ground of the spiritual path is realizing the nature of reality and living our lives from this awakened heart and mind. The first of this three-part series examines the process of radical self-honesty – the non-judgmental recognition of what’s going on inside us, and especially what has been outside of our conscious awareness. The second talk deepens this process with the practices of self-inquiry, looking directly into the one who is seeking truth. The third part explores the challenges and blessings of honesty in our relationships.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

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