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Dharma Talks
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2022-03-12
Connecting Into Interconnection
1:24:06
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Nathan Glyde
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Can we live in a sense of interconnection: where meaningfulness has meaning; and sensitivity takes priority? And can we be willing to live from there? Where the necessary renunciations call us into deeper, nourishing connection. Includes a guided meditation, Dharma reflection, and responses to questions.
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Gaia House
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Online Dharma Hall - Mar 2022
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2022-03-10
The Dharma of Good Leadership
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James Baraz
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When a leader has the welfare of the people as a priority the country prospers. When a leader cares only for themselves the country declines. This talk explores the Buddha's teaching on the qualities that make a good leader, the influence a leader has on the people and the story of an actual leader who underwent a transformation from a feared merciless ruler to one of great wisdom and compassion. We discuss how these teachings apply to our contemporary world.
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Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley
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2022-03-05
Wise Acceptance and Wise Non-acceptance
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Nathan Glyde
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Getting to know our experience is so essential, and that is greatly deepened by accepting what has already arisen. But the Dharma is also about cultivation of beautiful, skilful, and wholesome qualities. And that also means abandoning unhelpful habitual ways of being and acting: wise non-acceptance is a part of wise and timely acceptance. This recording contains a guided meditation, Dharma reflection, and questions.
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Gaia House
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Online Dharma Hall - Mar 2022
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2022-03-04
DHP 314-317 From the Chapter on Hell
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Bhante Bodhidhamma
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The Verses describe the sort of wrong understanding that leads to the lower realms and those that lead to happy realms. The Six Realms of Existance can also be takes as human states of mind that each of experinces at one time on another in our lives. But if there is moral justice, thre must be some way that our karma works out towards Nibbana.
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Satipanya Retreat Centre
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