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2019-01-31
The Refinement of Mind Part 2
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James Baraz
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(Recording not available)
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In this teaching the Buddha speaks of three different qualities that need to be in balance for development of the awakened mind and that there is no right way to do the practice.
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2019-02-03
Come What May
40:53
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Ven. Pannavati Bhikkhuni
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Dharma talk at Heartwood Refuge and Retreat Center, Hendersonville, NC. https://www.heartwoodrefuge.org/
https://www.heartwoodrefuge.org/retre...
Embracing Simplicity Hermitage
http://www.heartwoodrefuge.org/esm/
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2019-02-04
Sustaining the Heart: Energy on the Spiritual Path
57:30
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Oren Jay Sofer
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(Part 2) This Monday Night Dharma Talk explores the role of energy on the path as well as in our daily lives. In what ways do we waste energy? How do we cultivate and sustain energy? And how we can learn how to steward energy more wisely?
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2019-02-05
Engaged Buddhism
3:44:38
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Ayya Santussika,
Bill Kostura and Phil Goodwin,
Jennifer Dungan,
Oren Jay Sofer
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Meditation instructions are sometimes misinterpreted to imply that one should disengage from activity and suspend all judgment. Buddhist advice on “letting go” can be misunderstood to suggest that problems in the world can or should be ignored. Yet the Pali canon shows that the Buddha taught practical social and economic remedies, and urged monks to travel so they could benefit the largest number of people.
Thích Nhất Hạnh coined the term “engaged Buddhism” to describe efforts to respond to the suffering in his country during the Vietnam war, work he saw as part of meditation and mindfulness practice rather than something apart from it. In this series, some local “engaged Buddhists” will share how they personally apply Buddhist wisdom to engage with the suffering around us, in areas such as social action, prison ministry, and environmentalism.
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2019-02-05
Engaged Brahmaviharas
48:55
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Ayya Santussika
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Ayya Santussika presents the first talk in a speaker series on The Engaged Buddhist. Here she speaks on the role that each of the four Brahmaviharas play to help and guide us in our engaged actions, whatever they be, to promote wholesome and beneficial outcomes. She discusses lovingkindness, joy in the good fortune of others, compassion and equanimity as well as the near and far enemies of these qualities.
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Engaged Buddhism
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2019-02-05
There Is No Mono Culture
42:02
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Ven. Pannavati Bhikkhuni
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Dharma talk at Heartwood Refuge and Retreat Center, Hendersonville, NC. https://www.heartwoodrefuge.org/
https://www.heartwoodrefuge.org/retre...
Embracing Simplicity Hermitage
http://www.heartwoodrefuge.org/esm/
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