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Dharma Talks
2022-08-25 Meditation Instructions 5: Muditā 58:56
Nathan Glyde
SanghaSeva The Heart Unbound

2022-08-25 Reflections on Equanimity 48:52
Zohar Lavie
SanghaSeva The Heart Unbound

2022-08-25 Dharma Talk - Dependent Origination. 59:32
Leigh Brasington
Gaia House Jhanas, Insight, and Dependent Origination

2022-08-25 Guided Meditation: Upekkhā to Phenomena 40:55
Nathan Glyde
Offering a peaceful tour around the body and opening all the senses out in equanimity, to meet all things free from preference.
SanghaSeva The Heart Unbound

2022-08-25 Short Reading of the Mettā Sutta. 3:03
Leigh Brasington
Gaia House Jhanas, Insight, and Dependent Origination

2022-08-26 Meditation Instructions 6: Upekkhā 59:28
Zohar Lavie
SanghaSeva The Heart Unbound

2022-08-26 Sowing Fulfilling Intentions 48:52
Nathan Glyde
Exploring the teachings of 5 Remembrances, 2 Sorts of Intention, and the many faces of Avidya.
SanghaSeva The Heart Unbound

2022-08-26 Dhrma Talk - The Honeyball Sutta 41:47
Leigh Brasington
Gaia House Jhanas, Insight, and Dependent Origination

2022-08-26 Guided meditation on the breath, Dhamma talk on the 'dark sage' 1:30:47
Bhante Sujato
Guided meditation on the breath; peace of mind as a natural state. Dhamma talk on the disruptive and mysterious figure of the 'dark sage' with reference to three people in the suttas: Nālaka, Asito Devala, Ambaṭṭha. Discussion of this archetype, racism in the suttas, the three figures and their attempts to problematise caste.
Lokanta Vihara
Attached Files:
  • Nālakasutta (Snp 3.1) by suttacentral.net (Link)
  • Ambaṭṭhasutta (DN 3) by suttacentral.net (Link)
  • Assalāyanasutta (MN 93) by suttacentral.net (Link)
  • Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 2.2.3 by suttacentral.net (Link)

2022-08-26 Concern for All Beings: Plant-Based Eating - A conversation with Tara Brach and Tricycle‘s editor-in-chief, James Shaheen. - 58:09
Tara Brach
A vegetarian diet, while encouraged in most schools of Buddhism, isn’t a requirement of the Buddhist path. But there are powerful spiritual opportunities in embracing a plant-based diet. Following a vegetarian or plant-based diet is one way to practice compassion, reduce harm, and recognize our interconnectedness with all living beings and the earth itself. So what does the dharma say about vegetarianism? How might plant-based eating support our spiritual practice?
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC

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