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Dharma Talks
2009-01-14 Generating Skilful Feeling 34:30
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Winter Retreat

2009-01-13 Fruit Arises According to the Dharma 33:21
Thanissara
Path Activity breaks up obstructions Beginners mind, patience, kindness This is how it is Working with how it is rather than how it should be The three streams of karma / energy Samadhi as healing
Dharmagiri Original Brightness Retreat

2009-01-13 The Gift of Blamelessness 47:59
Rodney Smith
Seattle Insight Meditation Society

2009-01-13 Mara - The Ultimate Teacher 30:21
Thanissara
The challenge of dukkha. Without Mara, no Buddha. Path Activity illuminates the hindrances Without hindrance there’s no path That which knows desire and aversion is not desire & aversion ‘I Know You Mara’
Dharmagiri Original Brightness Retreat

2009-01-13 Metta Guided Meditation 37:58
Trudy Goodman
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Scientists Retreat

2009-01-13 The Science Of Meditation For Scientists 46:30
Diana Winston
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Scientists Retreat

2009-01-13 A Step Towards The Transcendant 43:01
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Winter Retreat

2009-01-12 Learning To Open To Experience 62:07
James Baraz
A central attitude of dharma practice is learning to open to experience instead of the typical contraction of grasping at pleasant or aversion towards unpleasant. Qualitites of opening include forgiveness, patience, sense of humor, presence and loving kindness are explored.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2009-01-12 The Capacity to Bear Reality 41:37
Kittisaro
The heavenly messengers that set the Buddha on his quest The Buddha’s early struggle and discovery of the middle way The First Jhana and simile of the Bathman’s Apprentice Citt’ekaggata – A unified heart suffused with well being
Dharmagiri

2009-01-12 Samadhi - The Destroyer of Ignorance 37:42
Kittisaro
The Four benefits of Samadhi The three streams of energy The Five Jhana factors
Dharmagiri

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