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2016-05-25 Transforming the Judgmental Mind 4 - 4 Steps of Transformation 67:58
Donald Rothberg
We review briefly the nature of the judgmental mind and how to work with it, then focusing on the first two of four steps in transforming judgments.
2016-05-26 Equanimity, Our Greatest Friend 39:23
Shaila Catherine
Shaila Catherine gave the seventh talk in a eight-week series titled "Seven Factors of Awakening." This talk explores how the stability and the balance provided by equanimity can make our mind our friend, something that we can trust. When equanimity is strong, if there is pain we won't tend to react with aversion; if there is pleasure, we won't tend to react with grasping and clinging. The mind will be balanced, present, and aware of experience as it unfolds.
In collection: Seven Factors of Awakening
2016-05-28 Pursuing Wholesome Happiness 36:35
Ajahn (Ven.) Canda Bhikkhuni
2016-05-30 Monday Night Meditation class at Spirit Rock with Mark Coleman 52:06
Mark Coleman
The Forgiving Heart
2016-05-31 Meditation Is Enlightenment Itself 36:25
Howard Cohn
2016-06-01 Reflections and a Ritual for a Spirit Rock Transition: Impermanence, Letting Go, Appreciations, and Intentions. 64:43
Donald Rothberg
On the occasion of the last gathering and teaching in Spirit Rock's Community Meditation Hall-- a talk, reflections by those present, and a ritual.
2016-06-01 Refuge and Refugees 53:17
Pamela Weiss
2016-06-03 Make Space for All of You: Working with Identity and Difference on the Path 48:56
Sebene Selassie
2016-06-03 Cultivating the Heart of Love 4:42:26
Mark Coleman
Cultivate awareness through mindfulness meditations and develop a compassionate orientation through heart opening practices. Teachings will focus on the integration of love and awareness so that mindfulness practice is fused with a kind, receptive presence.
2016-06-07 Maha-Satipatthana Sutta 59:49
Bhante Henepola Gunaratana
Bhante G goes over the MahaSatiPatthana Sutta: Four Foundations of Mindfulness at the 2016 monastic retreat.
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