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Dharma Talks
2024-04-04 Afternoon Day 3: Q&A on Meditation (Jhanas, Precepts, Insight, Meditation, Objects, Hindrances) 54:12
Ayya Santussika
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

2024-04-04 Evening Day 3: Seeing Not-Self as Self, Discussion on Rebirth 1:45:01
Ayya Santussika
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

2024-04-04 Evening Chanting Day 3: 5 Subjects for Frequent Recollection 3:35
Ayya Santussika
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

2024-04-05 Morning Chanting and Meditation Day 4 28:14
Ayya Santussika
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

2024-04-05 Morning Day 4: Meditation / Contemplation of Non-Self 52:58
Ayya Santussika
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

2024-04-05 Afternoon Day 4: Kamma, 4 Powers vs. 5 Fears 42:56
Ayya Santussika
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

2024-04-05 Evening Day 4: Seeing the Un-beautiful as Beautiful 1:44:28
Ayya Santussika
Evening Day 4: Seeing the Unbeautiful as Beautiful
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

2024-04-05 Dharma talk: renunciation 46:05
Caroline Jones
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge April 2024

2024-04-05 Like the Sun Awakening the Lotus 32:20
Ayya Medhanandi
Throughout history, hatred, human violence and horrific sufferings have plagued the world. Truth is never diminished by these worldly conditions. So we feed the mind with what supports inner peace and awakening and not with thoughts of depression, disappointment, despair, or fear. What we most fear is unconditional love. That's not consent for nor approval of hateful conduct but rather a call to bear compassion – the most difficult love of all. Like the sun that gives warmth to all beings, the awakened mind does not differentiate. It does not choose one over another. It just gives light
Sati Saraniya Hermitage

2024-04-05 Evening Chanting Day 4: May I Abide in Well-being 3:53
Ayya Santussika
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Dispelling Delusion: Exploring the Vipallāsas Through Early Buddhist Poetry

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