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2018-10-14 Empty Mirror: Awake, Forgiving, Free 45:26
Ayya Medhanandi
Forgiveness is the greatest generosity we can give ourselves. We come to it by wisely seeing that the harm in the world, whether it originates within ourselves or others, comes from ignorance. So there is nothing to fear and nothing to forgive. We can surrender to the challenges of life which seem to overwhelm us by staying in the present moment awake and aware. And in this way we polish our hearts until they can reflect the Truth.
2018-10-14 Eightfold Path Program -- Wise View 1 -- Karma 55:22
Kim Allen
First Sunday program for the Eightfold Path group, 2018-2019
2018-10-14 Eightfold Path Program -- Wise View 2 -- Four Noble Truths 43:50
Kim Allen
The first Sunday program for the Eightfold Path group, 2018-2019
2018-10-15 Being a Scientist of your own Mind - Monday night Dharma Talk 47:17
Nikki Mirghafori
2018-10-16 Joy, Happiness and Rapture 12:39
Ven. Pannavati Bhikkhuni
2018-10-16 Suffering & Happiness 32:05
Howard Cohn
2018-10-17 Cultivating Wise Speech 1 64:49
Donald Rothberg
We start with an overview of the contemporary importance of training in wise speech, and the place of wise (or "right") speech traditionally, as one of the factors of the Noble Eightfold Path of the Buddha. We then examine two foundational aspects of wise speech, first a grounding in the ethical guidelines for speech given by the Buddha, and secondly the intention to be present and mindful during speaking and listening. Finally, there is a guided practice in dyads especially of the second foundational dimension of speech practice.
2018-10-17 Who Can Untangle This Tangle? 51:06
Pamela Weiss
2018-10-18 Ethics as Integral to Enlightenment 47:13
Kim Allen
2018-10-20 At The Core of The Coreless 28:07
Ayya Medhanandi
We sit at the edge of the heart peering in, tangled by clinging, inflated and inflamed by worldly ways. Yet we long to know the truth of what we are. For that we must explore the inner core. This is a letting go both magnificent and excruciating. So how can we bear it? Burn up all that you think you know to discover that which cannot be burned. It's a corelessness – the pure, unfathomable truth. Trust and see through to the emptiness of 'I' – there is no me and nothing to cling to. That knowledge and vision will set us free.
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