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Dharma Talks
2022-12-08 Q&A 50:13
Ajahn Amaro
Questions are précised - 00:09 Q1 - Can you clarify more about compassion. It seems quite dark in English. And does karuna also have some suffering in it? 04:28 Q2 - What are the training steps in the Thai Forest tradition? Also what is spoken about full buddhahood in the southern tradition? 21:41 Q3 – You said not to be carried away with rupa, form and perception and you also mentioned discriminating consciousness. I have trouble with this last one. Can you elaborate? 27:43 Q4 – What does the word ajahn mean? 28:21 Q5 – Did you say that you could not lie down to sleep? 26:30 Q6 – We are an outcome of our relationships and programmes formed over a long period. Is it possible to re-programme ourselves, even while staying in the same environment? 43:34 Q7 – Why is meditation the primary means of insight or analysis. What about writing? Or talking to others?
Deer Park Institute :  Sakkāydițțhi — ‘Self-View’, the First Obstacle to Enlightenment

2022-12-08 Closing Session 62:10
Bernat Font, Martine Batchelor
Gaia House The Path of Mindfulness

2022-12-08 Getting to Know Emotions 37:12
Ajahn Amaro
Deer Park Institute :  Sakkāydițțhi — ‘Self-View’, the First Obstacle to Enlightenment

2022-12-08 How Do I Want to Have Lived? Deathbed Visualization 34:05
Nikki Mirghafori
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Befriending Mortality: Living an Awakened Life through Mindfulness of Death (Maranasati)

2022-12-08 Emotions and Relationships 41:59
Ajahn Amaro
Deer Park Institute :  Sakkāydițțhi — ‘Self-View’, the First Obstacle to Enlightenment

2022-12-07 The Ultimate Letting Go and Forgiveness (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 64:41
Nikki Mirghafori
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Befriending Mortality: Living an Awakened Life through Mindfulness of Death (Maranasati)

2022-12-07 Meditation: Receiving Life in Open Awareness 16:41
Tara Brach
Our habit is to try to manage our experience from a mental control tower. This meditation awakens us through the body, and then invites us to rest in that vast presence that includes the changing flow of life. When we inhabit that openness, there’s a natural arising of peace, wakefulness and tenderness.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC

2022-12-07 Emptiness Dancing: Inquiring into the Nature of Awareness (retreat talk) 64:02
Tara Brach
The most profound question in spiritual life is “who (or what) am I?” This talk explores ways of inquiring into the nature of awareness, and the blessings of embodying the realization of our radiant, empty essence. This audio talk was first offered at the 2011 IMCW Fall Weeklong Retreat, and it includes several guided reflections.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC

2022-12-07 Guided Meditation - Sound of Silence 26:25
Ajahn Amaro
Deer Park Institute :  Sakkāydițțhi — ‘Self-View’, the First Obstacle to Enlightenment

2022-12-07 Dharma Talk - Doing What Needs to be Done 39:48
Bernat Font
Gaia House The Path of Mindfulness

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