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2026-04-29
Embodying Full Awareness
31:36
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Éowyn Ahlstrom
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Dedicating time to mindfulness practice supports deepening and widening awareness in every moment of our lives. This nourishing and reflective evening will welcome you to fully embody awareness. In the guided meditation a strong emphasis will be placed on noticing the simple experiences of embodiment, like adjusting the posture and seeing the environment around you. The dharma talk will provide context and offer inspiration for bringing fuller attention to the body both in daily life and when sitting.
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2026-04-30
Dhammapada Teaching: You Write Your Own Script
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James Baraz
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James has been offering reflections on the Dhammapada, the Buddha's collection of pithy teachings, and how they can be practically applied in our lives. Dhammapada Verse #165 emphasizes that individuals are responsible for the direction of their own spiritual unfolding. No external force or person can do it for us. This talk explores the implications.
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2026-05-03
Boredom and Fascination
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Ajahn Viradhammo
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Freedom can't be something that is "fascinating", it has to be bigger than the dualistic polarity of the conditioned world. That is something beyond fascination and boredom. The modern consumerist world want to keep us fascinated, keep us "engaged", so we continue to consume. What happened when we step outside that constant stimulus. And boredom sets in?
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2026-05-07
When in Doubt, Relax!
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James Baraz
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Practice can sometimes feel complicated with so many different techniques and instructions on how to extricate oneself from identifying with our experience. Using approaches from Tibetan Dzogchen and other non-dual teachings this talks explores the profound simplicity of letting go of all trying as a way to come back to our true nature.
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