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2016-02-08 Essence of Letting Go 56:35
Mark Coleman
Dharma Talk by Mark Coleman at Spirit Rock Monday Night Meditation Class on February 8, 2016.
2016-02-10 Race, Listening and Love 41:11
Pamela Weiss
2016-02-11 Cultivation & Letting Go 54:28
Kim Allen
This is the second talk in a 5-part speaker series titled "Balanced Practice". Kim Allen discusses cultivating and letting go, and the need for balancing of both to progress on the path. These factors are like two sides of the same coin; cultivating non-clinging leads to letting go.
In collection: Balanced Practice
2016-02-12 Friday Night Dharma and Recovery Class with Kevin Griffin - Opening Comments and Guided Meditation on February 12, 2016 64:37
Kevin Griffin
2016-02-12 Friday Night Dharma and Recovery Class with Kevin Griffin on February 12, 2016 - Dharma Talk - Step Two of the Twelve Steps 45:19
Kevin Griffin
2016-02-13 Introduction to Insight Meditation 4:19:02
Mark Coleman
Insight Meditation or Vipassana enables you to see clearly through the truth of our experience. This daylong is especially good for beginning meditators and for those wanting a refresher in Insight Meditation instruction.
2016-02-15 Monday Night Class Dharma Talk - Nobility and Love 68:08
Jack Kornfield
Dharma talk from Monday, February 15th, 2016
2016-02-15 Guided Meditation from Monday Night Class on February 15, 2016 27:18
Jack Kornfield
2016-02-17 Compassion Wakes Up 58:11
Pamela Weiss
2016-02-18 On the Cushion and In the World 62:26
Kim Allen
This is the third talk in a 5-part speaker series titled "Balanced Practice". Kim Allen speaks about practice on the meditation cushion and in the world. In the Pali tradition, training in behavior, view, and intention precedes meditation. Hence the transition between the two worlds flows naturally. In the West, we tend to go straight to meditation, and hence ask, "How can I bring cushion practice into the world?" As we balance our practice, we discover how cushion practice can enhance our activities in the wider world and vice versa.
In collection: Balanced Practice
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