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Dharma Talks
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2024-12-12 Die fünf Hindernisse in der Praxis 63:18
Yuka Nakamura
In der Praxis kann es Herausforderungen geben, mit denen wir umgehen lernen müssen. Der Buddha beschrieb die fünf Hindernisse Verlangen, Aversion, Trägheit und Mattheit, Ruhelosigkeit und Besorgnis sowie Zweifel. Im Vortrag werden die fünf Hindernisse beschrieben. Wie können wir mit ihnen praktizieren?
Karunahaus

2024-12-11 Die Praxis der Achtsamkeit 62:32
Yuka Nakamura
In der Vipassana-Praxis üben wir eine absichtsvolle statt reizgesteuerte Aufmerksamkeit. Wir üben Achtsamkeit in Form der vier Vergegenwärtigungen und kontemplieren unser ganzes Erleben, um Weisheit zu kultivieren.
Karunahaus

2024-12-11 And the Buddha Cried: Practicing with Loss 39:07
Brian Lesage
Cambridge Insight Meditation Center

2024-12-11 Freeing Up the Beauty 32:44
Ayya Santacitta
Reflections on the Progression of Insight
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Where Wisdom & Compassion Meet - Monastic Retreat

2024-12-11 Practicing with Anger and Views 63:35
Donald Rothberg
We continue to explore the intersection of our more inner practice and our practice with the larger world, including the U.S. post-election world. Our starting point is seeing how widespread and predominant the emotions of anger and fear are in our society, we look particularly at the nature of anger and how to practice with it, both in terms of our own anger and in terms of the anger of others. Anger, it has been said, is the most confusing emotion in Western civilization, seen often over the last 2500 years sometimes as both entirely as negative and sometimes as a quality that manifests at times in the Jewish prophets, Jesus, and God. There's a confusing also among Western Buddhists, who may have conditioning related to aversion to anger combined with problematic translations of terms like dosa (entirely negative in the Buddhist context) as "anger" (not entirely negative in the contemporary Western context). With this set of explorations about anger, we look at how to practice with anger individually, especially through mindful investigation of anger and how anger can lead either to reactivity and the formation of reactive views of self and/or other, or to skillful action. We also explore practicing with the anger of others through empathy practice. The talk is followed by discussion and sharing, including of the experiences of practicing with anger from several people.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2024-12-11 The Body as an Organ of Listening & Sensing 59:07
Ayya Santacitta
Reflection & Guided Meditation
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Where Wisdom & Compassion Meet - Monastic Retreat

2024-12-10 The 1st Noble Truth 37:58
Brian Lesage
Flagstaff Insight Meditation Community

2024-12-10 Expanding Perception through Contemplation of the Four Elements 35:18
Ayya Santacitta
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Where Wisdom & Compassion Meet - Monastic Retreat

2024-12-09 Spiritual Power: Growing Strong Through Sangha 1:17:09
Devon Hase
Meditation & Dharma talk Topics: Spiritual power, Community, Belonging, Befriending each moment
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2024-12-09 Connected, yet spacious & balanced 56:46
Ayya Santacitta
Reflection & Guided Meditation on the Seven Factors of Awakening
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Where Wisdom & Compassion Meet - Monastic Retreat

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