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The greatest gift is the
gift of the teachings
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Dharma Talks
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2020-06-20
When Fear Dies
61:24
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Ayya Medhanandi
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In the Sallekha Sutta, MN 8, the Buddha teaches us how not to imitate the faults of others, and how to be fearless in the good and vanquish unwholesome mental habits. We start where we are and trust the path, learning to live wisely, to glimpse the fruits of letting go, reaching for the farther shore so that when fear dies, unconditional love will prevail. A talk given online during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Madison Insight Meditation Group
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2020-06-20
Mantra of Compassion
14:15
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Ayya Medhanandi
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Fear is the absence of love. Our inner purification is a movement away from fear to the embodiment of pure love - even to love the dying moment. We grow in stillness and peace as if sailing an ocean of joy, in the peace of the mind's deepest waters where we can touch the Deathless. A guided meditation and reflections offered during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Madison Insight Meditation Group
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2020-06-17
Sustaining Our Caring
39:45
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Tara Brach
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All transformation arises out of love; it is the energy of caring about life that moves us toward inner, relational and societal healing. With a primary focus on our radically re-enlivened movement for racial justice and equity, this talk looks at ways of remembering what matters and consciously nourishing our care.
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Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC
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2020-06-17
Buddhist Practice and the Transformation of Racism 1: Five Perspectives
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Donald Rothberg
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We open up five perspectives, the first three of which have more to do with understanding and the last two of which have more to do with practice and action. The five perspectives are: (1) remembering the Buddha's elimination of caste within his community; (2) understanding how greed, hatred (including racism), and delusion are not just personal but are also institutionalized; (3) understanding through looking at US history how race is a construction (with terrible consequences)-- both initially in the 17th century and later, commonly linked with divide-and-conquer strategies by those with economic and political power; (4) how our ethical practice calls us not just not to harm in our personal actions, but also not to let harm be done by others; and (5) the identification of different dimensions of transformative practice. The talk is followed by discussion.
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Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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Monday and Wednesday Talks
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2020-06-14
Dimanche 14 juin 2020
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Sayadaw U Jagara
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Jagara a proposé trois questions pour guider notre pratique et nos actions: Que fais-je? Pourquoi fais-je cela? Qui suis-je? Il a expliqué les relations entre ces trois questions et les quatre sati-sampajanna (compréhension totale de la qualité de présence). Il a aussi été question d’utiliser les conditionnements du soi pour aller au-delà de ceux-ci.
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L’Association de méditation Parami
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Sessions en ligne de méditation et de discussion - Printemps 2020
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