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2012-01-31 Introduction to Mindfulness - Week 3 1:29:52
Mark Nunberg
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2012-01-31 Monthly Sitting and Inquiry, January 2012 58:55
Gina Sharpe
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Monthly Sitting and Inquiry with NYI Guiding Teacher, Gina Sharpe. These regularly scheduled evenings begin with a guided meditation and then open up to our practice questions allowing us time to deepen in Sangha through mindful community discussion. Gina Sharpe is the Guiding Teacher of NYI, which she co-founded in 1998. She has been studying and practicing the Dharma for several years in Asia and the United States across many traditions and has been teaching since 1994.
2012-02-01 Méditation Guidée: Debout et Assise 1:18:12
Bhante Bodhidhamma
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D'orientation principal sur la pratique de la méditation selon Mahasi Sayadaw de Myanmar 2012, date estimated
2012-02-01 Discerning the Skillfulness or Unskillfulness of Intention 53:36
Mark Nunberg
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Dharma Talk
2012-02-01 The Body and the Discourse on How to Establish Right Awareness 50:14
Bhante Bodhidhamma
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2012-02-01 Engaged Stillness 63:18
Larry Rosenberg
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2012-02-05 Freedom with the Conditioned Mind 57:38
Mark Nunberg
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Dharma Talk
2012-02-05 Freedom with the Conditioned Mind:Dharma Talk 33:48
Mark Nunberg
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Guided Meditation
2012-02-07 Fundamentals of the Dharma: Bare Attention 1:01
Rodney Smith
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Any review of the fundamentals must go squarely through bare attention. Bare attention is the essence of our practice, and the single tool that nourishes our wisdom and understanding all along the way. "Baring" our attention is why the practice seems to take so long to mature. We are so used to looking to thought for guidance that we overlay a film of thought on our attention to give a familiar tinge to what we see. Without that film of memory there would be the simple essence of emptiness seeing itself. Many of us feel unprepared for that level of reality so we subtly think about what we see, and our thinking makes this great expanse feel safer and more manageable. Cleaning up our attention becomes our work.
In collection: Fundamentals of the Dharma
2012-02-07 Living with Ease 46:03
Howard Cohn
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