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2006-07-02 The One Who Knows - part 3 52:07
Ajahn Amaro
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Day long on discovering the one who knows. Part Three
2006-07-02 The Body of Awakening: Three Stages of Practice 39:23
Eugene Cash
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2006-07-09 Understanding Right Effort #1 58:10
Mark Nunberg
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2006-07-11 Metta: Freeing The Heart From Clinging 51:16
Sharda Rogell
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What keeps our heart from expressing pure lovingkindness? Understanding "tanna" or clinging, that gives rise to attachment & aversion, is the obstacle.
2006-07-12 Listening, Part 1 27:57
Donald Rothberg
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2006-07-12 Understanding Right Effort #2 54:08
Mark Nunberg
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2006-07-15 The Buddha's Prescription For Happiness: Seven Factors Of Enlightenment 57:34
James Baraz
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The Seven Factors of Enlightenment are mindfulness, investigation, energy, joy, calm, concentration and equanimity. When brought to fruition they lead to the highest happiness we can experience. How can we cultivate these qualities consciously in our meditation practice and in our life?
2006-07-17 Buddhist Psychology - Delusion 61:15
Jack Kornfield
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2006-07-18 Listening, Part 2 36:43
Donald Rothberg
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2006-07-19 Happiness - part 4: Letting Go 58:25
James Baraz
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The joy of letting go includes restraint expressed as sitting with integrity as well as letting go of stories, expectation & experiences. This letting go is not a sacrifice but rather releasing the burden of holding onto the things that cause us suffering.
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