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Dharma Talks
2009-01-12 From Coarse to Subtle 39:43
Kittisaro
An exploration of that which pulls us out presence The subtle breath body & the senses
Dharmagiri Original Brightness Retreat

2009-01-12 Stories About How Mindfulness Works 45:34
Sylvia Boorstein
Stories about wisdom - how knowing profoundly that everything is changing, that our experience is created by myriad factors beyond our control, that acceptance and compassion create a peaceful mind - and how mindfulness creates that wisdom - paying attention
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Scientists Retreat

2009-01-12 Natural Mind 3-Clarity 34:46
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka

2009-01-12 Energy,view and Anapansati 37:43
Ajahn Sucitto
When the mind is relieved from pressure, we can review the experience of what’s running through the mind, feeling the changes in terms of somatic energy. This energy body has primary intelligence, and retains learnt impressions. Through mindfulness of breathing, we calm and soothe this energy body – with resultant clarity.
Cittaviveka Winter Retreat

2009-01-11 Gathered Attention Here and Now 35:27
Thanissara
Three supports for present moment attention Withdrawing the mind from longing and disappointment for the world Using the breath to steady attention
Dharmagiri Original Brightness Retreat

2009-01-11 Natural Mind 2-Heart 50:01
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka

2009-01-10 Widening Circles: Practicing Metta In The World 64:40
Donald Rothberg
How do we bring our metta practice out from retreat into the world and our everyday lives. We look at (1) some guidelines and ways of practicing metta in our personal formal practice; (2) practicing metta in our relationships with others; and (3) the importance of metta for social healing and transformation.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Metta

2009-01-10 The Expansive Effects Of Metta 59:48
Heather Martin
Interweaving all four threads of the Divine Abodes - to transform us from small, tight self-concern to the soft vast tenderness of interconnection, which is true freedom.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Metta

2009-01-10 Natural Mind 1-Ground 41:09
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka

2009-01-10 The Five Khandhas 52:06
Ajahn Sucitto
The five khandhā provide a frame of reference for contemplation. Rather than trying to get rid of them, we examine them in order to understand that the seemingly solid basis of our experience is actually changing, inconstant, and dependent on consciousness.
Cittaviveka Winter Retreat

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