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Dharma Talks
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2006-06-23
Luminous Mind
56:06
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Eugene Cash
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Exploring identification and attachment obscures the natural radiance. How dis-identification reveals the nature of mind. Buddha described a luminosity of mind. This talk explores the attachments and conceptualization that veil this luminosity and points us directly at the radiance of mind. Includes a guided meditation. The Buddha point to the luminous nature of mind. Our practice allows for recognition and realization of our natural luminosity.
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Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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2001-07-01
Patient Awareness
50:25
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Corrado Pensa
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Unless we see and understand all the energy that goes into our
attachments and aversions, there won't be any energy left for
awareness.
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2001-03-22
Refinement Of Mind - part 1
63:45
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James Baraz
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The Buddha's discourse on refinement of mind from the Anguttara Nikaya describes the process a practitioner experiences in moving from grosser types of attachment to more subtle and refined ones. This talk focuses on how the practice affects our thoughts, words and actions as we continue our journey of awakening.
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Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley
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1998-09-15
Freedom From Addiction
58:37
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Tara Brach
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From the Buddhist perspective, craving is the cause of suffering. To the extent that we feel discomfort or suffering, we are identified with wanting life to be different is some way. This talk guides us in honesty facing our own areas of attachment, and explores the Buddhist teachings on freedom from addiction.
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Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center
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1994-10-15
... One Way Or Another ...
53:09
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Steve Armstrong
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two subtle but far-reaching attachments are: 1. to the false beliefs that we are: As solely products of our past conditioning B. that we are in control of the present circumstances 2. the conceit within the comparing mind. our relationship to the present situation can be unhealthy or it can lead to happiness. wise attention chooses one way, not the other
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Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center
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1987-03-08
Wisdom In Action
58:36
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Larry Rosenberg
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paying attention to every moment of our lives, how do we actually live, do we live what we know, relationship and attachment
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