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Retreat Dharma Talks
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Maranasati: Contemplating Death / Awakening to Life
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| The Buddha encouraged Maranasati practice to live an awakened life. This practice supports our appreciation of the preciousness of human birth and the development of equanimity with the difficulties of human existence. It helps us gain freedom from rigidity and clinging through a more expansive perspective of the inevitable and natural letting go. Maranasati matures our insight into impermanence and change, nourishing a skillful orientation to both life and death. In the retreat we will utilize the skills of loving awareness, compassion and investigation in our sitting practice, with some guided visualization and a period of contemplative inquiry each day.
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2017-10-02 (8 days)
Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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2017-10-03
Maranasati Retreat Normalizing Death (Retreat at Spirit Rock)
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Eugene Cash
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Great is the matter of Birth-and-Death. Life passed swiftly and is quickly lost Awaken! Awaken! Do not waste your life...
Exploring mindfulness of death in Theravada Practice. Looking at the reality of human death in the world today and at the time of the
Buddha. The paradox and potential of opening to the reality of death as part of life and Buddhist practice.
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