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Dharma Talks
2014-10-02 Reflections on Insight Dialogue 28:34
Ajahn Sukhacitto
Gaia House Insight Dialogue and Bhava - Becoming and Identification

2014-10-02 The Seduction of Doubt 58:00
Winnie Nazarko
The hindrance of doubt is difficult to recognize and if unseen can derail meditation practice. How to see doubt and practice skillful relationship to it.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three Month - Part 1

2014-10-02 Guided Metta: Forgiveness 28:45
Phillip Moffitt
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2014-10-02 Morning Guided Instructions: The Four Elements 38:11
Nikki Mirghafori
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2014-10-01 La parole sage et moins sage 40:07
Pascal Auclair
True North Insight L'attention au quotidien, retraite urbaine

2014-10-01 The Six Contemplations of the First Satipatthana: The Body 55:46
Nikki Mirghafori
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2014-10-01 Q & A - Discussion 59:25
Joseph Goldstein
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three Month - Part 1

2014-10-01 Dependent Origination and the Quality of Right Awareness 53:05
Bhante Bodhidhamma
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Satipanya Buddhist Retreat

2014-10-01 Part 1: Unconditional Love 1:15:37
Tara Brach
These two talks explore key elements in manifesting our innate capacity for unconditional love. Both talks include teachings and meditative strategies for recognizing our blocks to loving, and, through courageous, embodied presence, discovering who we are when not confined by the limiting beliefs and feelings of an egoic self. The first focuses on accepting and embracing our inner life, and the second, on the awakening of a loving presence that includes the whole of this living world.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2014-10-01 Turning Towards Dhukka 16:14
Gregory Kramer
The First Noble Truth is not a philosophical statement; it is a guidance for life and for meditation practice. Turn towards, look at, suffering. Inherent in this teaching is the Buddhas guidance that the only way out is through: denial and avoidance will not work. Meditation itself can be a path of avoidance, as can so many worldly distractions and addictions. On this Insight Dialogue retreat we are committed to turning towards Dukkha with the support of silent meditation, wisdom teachings, and each other.
Gaia House Insight Dialogue and Bhava - Becoming and Identification

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