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2025-01-07 Collecting, settling and resting in the body 43:41
Ajahn Sucitto
To begin the three months' monastic retreat the community is encouraged to cultivate restraint so that energy can be drawn away from sense- contact and into the heart.
2025-01-07 Guided Meditation: Allowing Everything to Flow Through 42:52
Dawn Neal
2025-01-07 The Obstacles are the Path 21:09
Dawn Neal
2025-01-07 Wise View and the Fluidity of Perception 37:56
Brian Lesage
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2025-01-08 Faith, view and abandonment 48:32
Ajahn Sucitto
Messages arise from the citta/heart: world-weariness and a sense of resolve. One begins to withdraw from the input of sense-consciousness and attune to what the citta values: ethics, goodwill and skilful states. So there is a recognition of citta/heart, an intelligence that can reflect upon and moderate consciousness, and moves towards devotion and self-abandonment (refers to A.10:58).
2025-01-08 Guided Meditation: Letting Go Into This 33:00
Dawn Neal
2025-01-08 Simplicity and Wisdom 29:26
Dawn Neal
2025-01-08 A Launching Board for Growth 51:12
Ayya Santacitta
Short Reflection & Guided Meditation on the Four Brahmavihara & Earth Awarenes | Earthworm Practice for the Anthropocene II | Online Wednesday-Mornings.
2025-01-08 Finding Refuge During Difficult Times 49:12
Chas DiCapua
2025-01-09 We Are What We Think 47:51
James Baraz
The subject of this talk is the opening verse of the Dhammapada, the famous collection of the Buddha’s teachings. The verse starts out with these words: “We are what we think. With our thoughts we make the world.” This teaching can be truly transformative in one’s meditation practice as well as in one’s life.
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