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Dharma Talks
2011-02-27 Questions and Answers 55:25
Mark Nunberg
Dharma Talk
Common Ground Meditation Center

2011-02-26 Resting The Weary Heart And Mind 54:54
Chas DiCapua
What are the reasons for our hearts and minds not being at rest? How can we bring our hearts and minds into a state of rest and ease?
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Resting the Weary Heart and Mind: Insight Meditation Weekend

2011-02-26 We Live in Illusion and the Appearance of Things 58:19
Sally Armstrong
Delusion, one of the three kilesas, is in some ways the fundamental cause of our suffering -- because we don't see clearly the way things truly are. Our experience of ourselves and the world is distorted by our conditioned views and perceptions.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center February Monthlong Insight Retreat

2011-02-26 Reasonable Devotion (Sat.Talk) 54:19
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Winter Retreat

2011-02-25 Working with Thoughts & Skillful Discernment 56:42
James Baraz
Spirit Rock Meditation Center February Monthlong Insight Retreat

2011-02-24 Purification of Motivation 43:43
Winnie Nazarko
Our minds have many mixed motivations, and they can be at play in meditation practice. This talk discusses some of the common "ulterior motives" which can be present, how to recognize them and how to re-frame them to make them into skillful supports-not distractions.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center February Monthlong Insight Retreat

2011-02-24 Introduction to the class series 10:15
Kevin Griffin
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Buddhism and the Twelve Steps

2011-02-24 Step One: Powerlessness 34:58
Kevin Griffin
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Buddhism and the Twelve Steps

2011-02-23 When We are Lost 1:19:30
Tara Brach
It's part of our make up to get lost in the trance of thinking-- to believe our thoughts to be real and to live in the story of a separate, endangered self. It is also our capacity to recognize our trance and choose presence. This talk explores how the practice of pausing and arriving in the aliveness of our senses opens us to our natural compassion and wisdom, and enables us to experience the great mystery we are part of.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2011-02-23 Exploring the Nature of Craving with Wiusdom 62:15
Carol Wilson
Spirit Rock Meditation Center February Monthlong Insight Retreat

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