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How making teachings more explicit can be helpful for practicing in daily life.
Bringing some background assumptions and ideas into the light.
Using the 'crossing the river' metaphor for how the path of cultivation works, as a support for gaining trust and momentum in daily life practice.
Getting a feel for wise effort and beginners mind.
The 'how' of practice - the aliveness of wise attitude, aligning with the timeless, and orientating in terms of the three wholesome roots.
The importance of wise attention (Yoniso manasikāra), especially outside of retreat centres, and being curious about how it comes and goes.
Experiencing life through the six senses.
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