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2018-05-13 05 guided dyad (pairs) practice exploring the impermanent and not-self nature of the body 17:17
Jill Shepherd
Exploring Anatta: constructing and de-constructing the sense of self - a six-week study and practice course Week 2: guided dyad (pairs) practice, exploring physical sensations in the body (three minutes each), then an example of a time when you became aware of the body's impermanent, unreliable and not-self nature
2018-05-13 Noble Eightfold Path (Right Speech) 54:34
Eugene Cash
2018-05-16 Three Characteristics of How It Is 60:06
Anna Douglas
"Reality is that which doesn't go away when we stop believing in it."
2018-05-20 06 short talk: three qualities of feeling-tone or vedana, three afflictive energies and three personality types 14:17
Jill Shepherd
Exploring Anatta: constructing and de-constructing the sense of self - a six-week study and practice course Week 3: Investigating the three qualities of feeling-tone / vedana, how they can condition the three afflictive energies of greed, hatred and delusion, and how these can form into the three personality types
2018-05-20 Noble Eightfold Path (Right Action) 56:46
Eugene Cash
2018-05-22 Milestones on the Path to Freedom: Assessing Progress in Practice Wisely 42:14
Dawn Neal
Dawn Neal gave the last talk in a speaker series titled "Goals in Meditation." Dawn offered a perspective on how to relate to assessments of practice in day-to-day practice, as well as over the arc of a practioner's journey. Beautiful experiences in practice, including great sits, concentration states, and even insight, can be celebrated, and assessed in ways that can nourish confidence in the Dharma and increase spiritual maturity. The same milestones can also become impediments -- dead-weight on the spiritual journey -- if clung to or identified with in an unhelpful way.
In collection: Goals in Meditation
2018-05-23 Seven Perspectives on Aging and the Stages of Life, Dying, and Spiritual Practice 62:50
Donald Rothberg
Focusing on aging, the stages of life, and dying is a major “dharma door” or gateway. We examine a number of different perspectives to orient us as we go in that door, including how such a focus helps us to clarify the centrality and urgency of spiritual practice, working through social conditioning regarding aging and dying, using the lenses of teachings and practices investigating impermanence and the nature of the self, and awakening.
2018-05-23 What is Meditation? 46:06
Pamela Weiss
2018-05-26 Resilient: Cultivating an Unshakable Core of Calm, Strength and Happiness - Part 1 2:51:54
Rick Hanson
2018-05-26 Resilient: Cultivating an Unshakable Core of Calm, Strength and Happiness - Part 2 2:30:09
Rick Hanson
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