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Dharma Talks
2011-06-30 Renunciation-Guided Mediation 5:56
Stephen Fulder
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley The Paramis: Awakened Qualities To Navigate Our Daily Lives
In collection: The Ten Paramis

2011-06-30 Wings 4 Foundations 58:43
Mary Grace Orr
Insight Santa Cruz

2011-06-29 Compass of the Heart 1:17:04
Tara Brach
Are you aware of the intentions that are shaping your thoughts, moods and life experience? This talk explores how mindfulness of intention allows us to open to our deepest heart's aspiration, and have that guide the unfolding of our lives.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2011-06-29 Inspiring Your Effort 58:56
Anna Douglas
A talk for new students on three kinds of effort which are necessary on the path of awakening.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Essential Teachings of the Path of Awakening

2011-06-29 Challenging States of Mind 52:11
Will Kabat-Zinn
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Natural Liberation Retreat

2011-06-29 Four Noble Truths - Guided Meditation 29:28
Amma Thanasanti
from a meditation class - Colorado College, Colorado Springs
Shakti Vihara

2011-06-29 Four Noble Truths - Intro 37:17
Amma Thanasanti
from a meditation class - Colorado College, Colorado Springs
Shakti Vihara

2011-06-29 Four Noble Truths - Q&A Session 29:33
Amma Thanasanti
from a meditation class - Colorado College, Colorado Springs
Shakti Vihara

2011-06-28 Mindfulness as a Path of Awakening 52:56
Mark Coleman
What is mindfulness - what are the essential aspects of mindfulness and what are the key points elucidated by the Buddha in how to use mindfulness as a path to awaken.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Essential Teachings of the Path of Awakening

2011-06-28 Satipatthana Sutta, Third Foundation: Division Through Arrogance 1:26
Rodney Smith
Arrogance is a remnant from the pain of the self that wants to be seen and heard as special and privileged. It is our spiritual work to watch not only the subtle grasping and aversive formations of self but its gross manifestations like arrogance as well. What is the pain behind this mental display, and what are the assumptions that move arrogance forward?
Seattle Insight Meditation Society
In collection: The Satipatthana Sutta

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