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2019-09-22 The Three Joys of Giving 34:05
Dhammadīpā
given at San Francisco Insight sangha
2019-09-23 Love, Letting Go and the Nectar of the Dharma - Monday Night Dharma Talk 60:03
Eugene Cash
2019-09-30 Compassion in Action 61:28
Pawan Bareja
2019-10-01 Right View Comes First 47:57
Thanissaro Bhikkhu
Thanissaro Bhikkhu reviews the Four Noble Truths as the categorical teaching of the Buddha - true and always beneficial. He describes the duties that enable us to fully understand and comprehend them and how the three characteristics - Dukkha, Annica, Anatta - are used in support of these duties and this understanding.
2019-10-01 Guided Metta Meditation 2:09
Leigh Brasington
Do you like to be happy?
2019-10-01 Q&A Resistance Rebirth and Moral Justice What suffers Mindfulness Apps Spiritual Attainments 48:22
Bhante Bodhidhamma
date estimated
2019-10-01 Letting Go 21:30
Howard Cohn
2019-10-02 Dharma Practice Is Relational Practice 58:42
Chas DiCapua
2019-10-04 Putting it All Together: Integration of the Eightfold Path 41:06
Ajahn Karunadhammo
This is a lightly guided, mostly silent meditation from the Friday night practice offered by Ajahn Karunadhammo. “Many of us approach Buddhist practice believing that the point is to learn mindfulness meditation. Yet there's so much more to understand and practice. The eight factors, or the eightfold path, allow for a complete and fully integrated program, leading toward liberation.”
2019-10-04 Putting it All Together: Integration of the Eightfold Path 1:16:54
Ajahn Karunadhammo
Starting with chanting, this is the talk from the Friday night practice offered by Ajahn Karunadhammo. “Many of us approach Buddhist practice believing that the point is to learn mindfulness meditation. Yet there's so much more to understand and practice. The eight factors, or the eightfold path, allow for a complete and fully integrated program, leading toward liberation.”
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