A Tovana retreat in Israel exploring how metta and emptiness reveal each other, lean on each other, and deepen our understanding of both. NOTE: Nathan is speaking in English, and Zohar is speaking Hebrew.
Exploring metta in what we do, the way we do it, and the atmosphere we attune with, for the relief of dukkha borne of craving. Opening out the Gosinga Forest sutta’s (MN:31) description of three types of metta activity: bodily fabrication (physical activity and the energy body), verbal-thinking (two sorts of thinking: metta and not metta), and mental fabrication (intention, perception, attention).
