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Dharma Talks
2010-07-06 Satipatthana Sutta, First Foundation: Death and the Body (1) 59:24
Rodney Smith
The Buddha seems to be encouraging an exploration of the themes of death and the body in this passage of the Satipatthana Sutta. Though all of us know we are going to die, few of us realize that fact as a living truth. This passage is meant to release us from our denial that fixates on permanency and continuity.
Seattle Insight Meditation Society
In collection: The Satipatthana Sutta

2010-07-05 Independence and Interdependence 56:52
Mark Coleman
What is the Buddha's teaching on interdependence that arises from practice & what is his teaching on the nature of reality. It is inter- dependent and inter-connected.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2010-07-05 Vipassana Wisdom 59:52
Steve Armstrong
Cloud Mountain Retreat Center Awareness with Wisdom

2010-07-05 Patience and Perseverance 27:31
Yvonne Weier
Gaia House Open Field - Meditation and Chi Kung

2010-07-04 River of Change 58:45
Kamala Masters
Cloud Mountain Retreat Center Awareness with Wisdom

2010-07-04 Realizing Equanimity 57:11
Mark Nunberg
Dharma Talk
Common Ground Meditation Center

2010-07-04 The Thread of Awareness 42:10
Yvonne Weier
Gaia House Open Field - Meditation and Chi Kung

2010-07-03 Speech Practice in Difficult Situations 63:40
Donald Rothberg
Our speech practice deepens when we take difficult speech situations as becoming opportunities. We explore the centrality of working skillfully with reactivity; the possibility of becoming more skilled with finding non-dual approaches to conflict and how there are always openings for practice, even when the other seems uninterested in communication.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Mindfulness, Wise Speech, and Compassionate Communication

2010-07-03 Four Noble Truths 63:22
Steve Armstrong
Cloud Mountain Retreat Center Awareness with Wisdom

2010-07-03 Settling In 31:12
Yvonne Weier
Gaia House Open Field - Meditation and Chi Kung

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