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The greatest gift is the gift of the teachings
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Dharma Talks
2016-01-19
Recollective Meditations
3:35:53
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Dawn Neal,
Shaila Catherine,
Tony Bernhard
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The Buddha taught a broad range of meditation practice -- far more extensive than simply observing sensations and breath. Practitioners can use six classic meditation subjects to nurture calmness, focus attention, inspire patience persistence, gain confidence in the efficacy of the path, and contemplate the nature of kamma, action, and mind. The six recollections are: Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha, Virtue, Generosity, and Heavens.
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Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
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2015-12-20
Virtue Goes Full Circle
30:11
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Ayya Medhanandi
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Virtue creates a force in the heart, a field of goodness, from generosity to joy to enlightenment and back again. Once there is joy in the heart, the mind finds ease to go to its depths. Be your own doctor, self-examine, see with the inner eye to discern and resolve our inner dis-ease and free the mind. Dukkha is not the problem, it is our teacher.
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Sati Saraniya Hermitage
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2015-11-28
The Skill of Gratitude
25:48
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Ayya Santacitta
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This talk is from - Giving Thanks - a daylong at Spirit Rock on Saturday, November 28th with Ayya Anandabodhi and Ayya Santacitta. On this Thanksgiving weekend, celebrating the great flow of gratitude and generosity that is sustaining life in every moment
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Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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2015-11-28
Living with Gratitude
22:13
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Ayya Anandabodhi
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This talk is from - Giving Thanks - a daylong at Spirit Rock on Saturday, November 28th with Ayya Anandabodhi and Ayya Santacitta. On this Thanksgiving weekend, celebrating the great flow of gratitude and generosity that is sustaining life in every moment
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Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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