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The greatest gift is the
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Dharma Talks
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2001-08-26
Kamma
59:50
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Steve Armstrong
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The law of Kamma is an articulation of what has been observed as the mind unfolds. It offers a lesson from the past and an opportunity for the future.
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Maui, Hi
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2001-08-17
You Are The Path: An Overview Of The Eightfold Path
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Eugene Cash
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How do we live? How do we embody the teachings? This talk offers an
explanation and overview of the Eightfold Path, as well as reflections on
the path as the embodiment of the Dharma. To come into alignment with the
Path is to come into alignment with our own nature.
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2001-08-12
The Invitation
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Sharda Rogell
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This talk invites us to use what is difficult in our lives to enhance
our practice. Compassion awakens within us through opening our hearts
to the challenging and painful. Approaching obstacles with a
receptive attitude, we can enter into life with more courage and
strength, and a deeper sense of connection
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2001-08-12
The Invitation
50:13
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Sharda Rogell
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An invitation to use adversaries to enhance our practice. This is the path to compassion. This talk invites us to use what is difficult in our lives to enhance our practice. Compassion awakens within us through opening our hearts to the challenging and painful. Approaching obstacles with a receptive attitude, we can enter into life with more courage and strength, and a deeper sense of connection
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Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center
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2001-08-11
The Four Noble Truths
54:46
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Steve Armstrong
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This talk offers core teachings from the Buddhist tradition. The Four
Noble Truths express the Buddha's realizations of essential truths of
life. These important points on suffering and the end of suffering are
illuminated, as well as how we can apply them in practice.
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2001-08-01
Chanting And Sharing Of Merit
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Steve Armstrong
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Morning chanting of the three refuges and the eight precepts.(8/4/01) Evening chanting of metta and sharing of merit at the end of a day of Dhamma practice.(8/31/01)
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Maui, Hi
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2001-07-27
Compassion
62:21
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Debra Chamberlin-Taylor
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It takes so much compassion to be with the letting go we have to do to come into peace with the difficult truths of life. This talk explores ways we can cultivate compassion in our practice and in our lives.
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2001-07-16
Opening Our Heart
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Yanai Postelnik
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Opening the heart through consciously allowing ourselves to touch and
be touched by all of life, including the difficult, dissolves the
defensive armor of separation; this allows us to receive life's
nourishment and discover true inner strength.
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2001-07-06
The Power Of Metta
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Guy Armstrong
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Lovingkindness is the quality of friendliness toward oneself and others
developed through the practice of metta. This talk describes how the
practice works as a protection, a healing, a purification of heart, and a
boundless state of mind.
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2001-07-05
Sloth and Torpor and Restlessness
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Shaila Catherine
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Hindrances and habits prevent us from experiencing a natural and peaceful radiance of mind. Meditators learn to make peace with obstacles. We learn to work skillfully with the hindrances. Sloth and torpor and restlessness are common energetic imbalances that either dull the mind into sleepiness and laziness, or agitate the mind by promoting worry and anxiety. This talk examines the causes that produce the hindrances, and provides practical suggestions and tools for working with obstacles and overcoming their force.
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Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
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Tuesday Talks
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