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The greatest gift is the
gift of the teachings
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Dharma Talks
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2019-10-09
Beginning Again--Listening for Our Deeper Aspirations
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Donald Rothberg
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On the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, when it is said that the veils of ignorance are lessened, we explore ways to “begin again,” both in the moment and more generally,--to re-align our lives, guided also by Buddhist resources and by poets, sages, and activists. Through guided reflections, we examine (1) ways in which we are “off the mark,” in which we need re-alignment; (2) what we wish to let go of and/or forgive; and (3) our deeper aspirations for the next period of time.
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Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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Monday and Wednesday Talks
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2019-10-08
Dharma Talk - On Meaningfulness
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Martin Aylward
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Martin explores the inherent human longing for meaning and purpose, in its historical and religious contexts, and in the flawed ways we habitually seek wholeness or meaning. He describes the internalising of a deep meaningfulness that transcends ordinary understanding, entering into a harmony and resonance with life just as it is, constantly expressing its infinite yet goalless meaningfulness.
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Gaia House
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Awakening in Stillness and in Movement
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2019-10-07
Forest Awareness
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Ajahn Sucitto
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With reference to MN19, this teaching addresses the two kinds of thought – ones that lead to my welfare, the welfare of others and the welfare of both, and ones that don’t. But rather than giving attention to the particular thoughts, encouragement is given to tune into the underlying mind stream. Get the feel of it. This requires holistic attention – for one to be alert, sensitive and receptive.
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Cittaviveka
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Vassa 2019 Closing Group Practice Retreat, Cittaviveka Monastery
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