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2020-04-09 Satipatthana Series, Class 5 1:30:52
Eugene Cash
2020-04-09 talk: the relevance of mudita, gratitude or appreciation during difficult times 23:28
Jill Shepherd
An exploration of the role of mudita, appreciative joy and gratitude, as a support for equanimity during challenging times. Includes quotes from an interview with Rebecca Solnit on hope https://onbeing.org/programs/rebecca-solnit-falling-together/#transcript
2020-04-10 Liberating Teachings of the Buddha - 4 58:18
Kim Allen
A four-part sutta study class (part 2 was not recorded)
2020-04-12 Holy Days 1:29:00
Pamela Weiss
2020-04-13 Remembering 62:43
Pamela Weiss
2020-04-14 Satipatthana Series, Class 6 1:39:43
Eugene Cash
2020-04-15 Grandmotherly Mind 51:08
Pamela Weiss
2020-04-15 Meditation: Refuge in Sacred Presence 22:29
Tara Brach
Our experience includes a foreground of changing experience - sounds, sensations, feelings, thoughts. In the background is an alert inner stillness, the awareness that is our true nature. This meditation guides us in opening to the moment-to-moment flow through our senses, and learning to relax back to inhabit the mystery and vastness of awake awareness.
2020-04-15 Sheltering in Love (Part 4) 43:21
Tara Brach
During this time of pandemic, we need, more than ever, to feel our connectedness—true belonging with our own being, each other and all life. These talks explore the bodhisattva path - practices of an awakening being dedicated to living from love. The invitation is to let this season of close-in and global suffering deepen our collective commitment to creating a more compassionate world. Talk 4 explores how the difficult emotions we all face can become direct portals to an inner refuge of sacred space.
2020-04-16 meditation: steadying the body, the heart, the mind 28:36
Jill Shepherd
Beginning by steadying and stabilising the body and heart-mind, then noticing our relationship to present-moment experience, opening to the simplicity of here ... now ... this ...
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