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Dharma Talks
2016-10-01 Where You At, Where You Going 55:30
JoAnna Hardy, Matthew Brensilver, Vinny Ferraro
We look at the different doorways that we enter the dharma through and reflect on what would be a stretch for us personally.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Kind Awareness: The Integration of Metta and Vipassana

2016-10-01 Taking refuge– what are we doing here! 59:22
DaRa Williams
Reflections on taking refuge in the Buddha, Dharma, Sangha, with intention, consciousness and awareness
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Part 1

2016-10-01 Metta - Die Entwicklung einer Haltung grundlegenden Wohlwollens gegenüber allen Wesen 64:00
Renate Seifarth
Der Vortrag stellt die Metta-Praxis dar, erklärt um welche Haltung es sich bei Metta handelt, warum dies so bedeutsam ist, welche Strategie angewendet wird und welche Hindernisse häufig auftreten.
Buddha-Haus

2016-10-01 Day 5 Sitting & Instructions & Q and A 52:31
Noah Levine
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Kind Awareness: The Integration of Metta and Vipassana

2016-09-30 How We Can Change the World 49:56
Noah Levine
Explanation of path as internal and external transformation for the benefit of all beings.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Kind Awareness: The Integration of Metta and Vipassana

2016-09-30 A natural unfolding: the seven factors of awakening 62:03
Bonnie Duran
And overview of the seven factors of awakening and Dharma reflections that fuel their arising, are presented
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Part 1

2016-09-30 Day 4 Sitting and Instructions: Metta 40:56
Vinny Ferraro
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Kind Awareness: The Integration of Metta and Vipassana

2016-09-30 Day 4 Sitting & Instructions & Q and A 57:32
JoAnna Hardy
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Kind Awareness: The Integration of Metta and Vipassana

2016-09-29 Four Noble Truths 2:42:09
with Laura Lin, Shaila Catherine, Sharon Allen
No one wants to suffer, and yet we do. The first sermon that the Buddha gave after his awakening addressed the issue of suffering. He articulated four basic tenants that have been remembered as the Four Noble Truths. They include the full understanding of suffering, the abandoning of the causes of suffering, the realization of the end of suffering, and the cultivation of the path leading to the end of suffering. It is through a wise relationship to suffering that freedom will be known.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley

2016-09-29 You Already Care 52:57
Vinny Ferraro
We explore the essential nature of love and how it makes all things possible.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Kind Awareness: The Integration of Metta and Vipassana

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