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Dharma Talks
2015-09-04 Mindfulness, memory & wisdom 62:33
Patrick Kearney
Tonight we return to the fundamental meaning of sati as indicating memory, and look at the relationship of memory to wisdom. Our connection with the past allows us to learn from the patterns of experience as they flow over time. Mindfulness allows access to an experienced present that includes everything we have learned through the course of our lives.
Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre Month Long Retreat led by Patrick Kearney

2015-09-04 Guided Metta Meditation 37:36
Ruth King
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC 2015 IMCW Labor Day Weekend Retreat

2015-09-04 Tracking choice 52:47
Patrick Kearney
The Buddha has a number of terms that express intention, choice, decision, determination, resolution. Here we look at cetanā, usually translated as “intention,” but perhaps better translated as “choice.” We examine the role of our choices, both habitual and conscious, in our practice and how we might learn to become sensitive to their workings.
Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre Month Long Retreat led by Patrick Kearney

2015-09-03 How the Practice Unfolds: The Five Spiritual Faculties 58:06
James Baraz
One way to understand how the process of mindfulness meditation leads to awakening is seeing how these five qualities of mind work together.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Labor Day Retreat

2015-09-03 Dukkha and More Dukkha 62:13
John Peacock
Gaia House Friendliness, Mindfulness and Liberation

2015-09-03 "Long Time Sufferer" 57:16
Noliwe Alexander
Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley IMCB Regular Talks

2015-09-03 Meditation Instructions of Mindstates 68:15
Bob Stahl
Insight Santa Cruz Insight Meditation Retreat in Germany

2015-09-03 The Causes of Suffering 57:33
Bob Stahl
Insight Santa Cruz Insight Meditation Retreat in Germany

2015-09-02 The Inexhaustible Spring of Wisdom and Compassion Within 61:04
Michele McDonald
True North Insight Freedom Through Understanding

2015-09-02 Learning to Respond, Not React 1:19:00
Tara Brach
When stressed, we often react with looping fear-thoughts, feelings and behaviors that cause harm to ourselves and/or others. This talk offers three interrelated strategies that can serve us when we’re triggered by stress, and help us find our way back to our natural wisdom, empathy and wholeness of being. By de-conditioning habitual reactivity, we are increasingly able to respond to our life circumstances in ways that serve healing and awakening.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

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