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Dharma Talks
2015-01-01 Mindfulness of Mind 28:00
Shaila Catherine
This talk by Shaila Catherine explores the third establishment of mindfulness (satipaṭṭhāna)—mindfulness of mind—with emphasis on comprehending mental states as wholesome or unwholesome, developed or undeveloped. We learn to examine the condition of our own minds with discernment and non-identification. We develop the ability to clearly know what is present and what is absent. It is through an honest recognition of the state of our minds that we can purify the mind, nurture deep concentration, and realize liberation.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley

2014-12-31 The Dhamma Is For One Who Feels 55:45
Ayya Anandabodhi
New Year's Retreat
Insight Retreat Center

2014-12-31 Aching Heart, Aching World 50:14
Pascal Auclair
Learning to take care of our aching heart, we learn to take care of our aching world.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center New Year's Insight Meditation Retreat

2014-12-31 The Brahmaviharas Beyond Meditation Objects 62:34
Akincano Marc Weber
Dimensions of understanding and practice of the differing tones in universal empathy.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Embodying the Heart of Wisdom: New Year’s Retreat

2014-12-31 Things Nobody told Me When I was a Teen 46:10
Matthew Brensilver
Dharma conversations I wanted to be having when I was an adolescent.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center New Year's TEEN Retreat

2014-12-31 The Bodhisattva Path: "If you knew me, and truly knew yourself, you would not have killed me." 60:42
Hugh Byrne
The bodhisattva path involves a training of our hearts to abandon unskillful states and cultivate qualities of love, compassion, and forgiveness--and envision actions to transform the suffering of others and the world. In the Rwandan genocide and the triumph of freedom and democracy in South Africa we see the suffering that comes from cultivating fear and hatred, and the potential for freedom and peace that results from cultivating forgiveness, compassion, and love. These recent events remind us how much our actions matter, and invite us to become bodhisattvas, committed to the awakening and freedom of all beings.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC 2014 IMCW New Year Retreat: Awakening the Heart of Compassion

2014-12-31 The Turning of the Wheel 45:14
Molly Swan
True North Insight 2014 New Year's Retreat

2014-12-31 Compassionate Approaches to Practice 47:11
Jake Dartington
Gaia House New Year's Retreat

2014-12-31 2014 Year End Retreat - Meditation 30:42
Mark Nunberg
Guided Meditation
Common Ground Meditation Center 2014 Year End Retreat

2014-12-31 Year End Retreat Practice Questions 31:35
Mark Nunberg
Common Ground Meditation Center 2014 Year End Retreat

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