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2021-02-15 Playing with Perception: Being Filled By Inner Beauty 26:59
Brian Lesage
2021-02-15 Monday Night Dharma Talk - Practicing Equanimity When the World is on Fire 1:26:08
Kaira Jewel Lingo
2021-02-16 Guided Meditation: Seeing Body and Mind as Nature 24:52
Alexis Santos
This is the guided meditation from second session of the January daylong online retreat.
2021-02-16 Fake or Actor Metta 58:31
Ariya B. Baumann
Even without the heartfelt intention of wishing another person to be well and happy, we can act in a friendly and kind way.
2021-02-17 Living a Dharma Life 32:37
Ying Chen
In this talk, we explore how walking the Dharma path involves all aspects of our lives. To engage in dharma practices is to live a Dharma life, nothing excluded. When we open our dharma practice up to include all aspects of our lives, our relationships, our work, our chores, our inner being and our outer being, we allow Dharma to guide us in life.
2021-02-17 Playing with Perception: Different Views of Struggle and Challenge 37:22
Brian Lesage
2021-02-17 Meditation: A Welcoming Heartspace 18:20
Tara Brach
Our pathway to peace and happiness is through opening, with tenderness, to our moment-to-moment experience. This meditation guides us first to be awake in our body and senses, and then to include the changing flow of life in a spacious, kind heart.
2021-02-17 Awakening Our Body’s Awareness – Part 2 – (Working with Pain) 50:47
Tara Brach
Mindful awareness of our bodies is a portal to full aliveness, wisdom and love. These two classes will explore the trance that takes us away from our body, the pathways home, ways of working with pain, and the gifts of an embodied presence.
2021-02-17 Seeing the Bad Makes Way for the Good 47:10
Walt Opie
2021-02-18 The Secret Ingredients of Dharma Practice 37:59
James Baraz
One of the lesser known lists are four different qualities of heart, The Four Iddhipadas, that are present in people with differing temperaments, that are powerful motivators for practice.
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