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gift of the teachings
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Dharma Talks
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2010-10-24
The Turn
51:33
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Leela Sarti
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A talk on the liberating power of mindfulness and how to turn towards the teeming flow of experience in body, heart and mind and the capacity to be awakened by all things.
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Gaia House
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Awakening the Heart
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2010-10-20
Self and Others
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Stephen Batchelor
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Concluding remarks: recap. on namarupa/consciousness, and reiteration that, as a way of embracing dukkha, this account of experience is prescriptive NOT descriptive; example from literature that illustrates the poignancy of this view of life; reflection on Dhammapada v. 80 to illustrate how the self is a project to be realised, a middle way approach that avoids both eternalism and nihilism; reflection on three suttas that provide a foundation for ethics and one's relation with others; how to tend to the Buddha entails tending to those who suffer.
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Australian Insight Meditation Network
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Teachers' retreat at Springbrook, Queensland, Australia
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2010-10-18
Stillness and Movement
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Catherine McGee
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Sometimes we long for stillness and for all activity to come to rest. Sometimes we long for movement and can't bare to be still any longer. In using the practices of stillness and movement of body we start to study this dynamic, and we see the inner life of stillness and movement and how suffering arises through not fully understanding this play: either we get hooked into the things that move because they catch our attention, or we want to reject them for the same reasons. Coming to a wise relationship with stillness and movement brings more rest in a world of things that move.
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Gaia House
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Stillness and Movement Insight Meditation and Qi Gong
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