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Dharma Talks
2004-04-21 Guided Meditation: Letting Go Of Conventions 39:30
Ajahn Amaro
Letting go of conventions in meditation when no longer needed. Abandoning the raft when reaching the other shore. (Estimated date of talk. Exact date unknown)
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Monastic Retreat

2004-04-19 Guided Meditation: Loosening The Grip 37:18
Ajahn Amaro
Letting go of clinging; using broad awareness. (Estimated date of talk. Exact date unknown)
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Monastic Retreat

2004-04-18 Remembering The Purpose Of Practice 67:28
Ajahn Amaro
Why we practice meditation; path of Buddhist practice and ending of suffering. (Estimated date of talk. Exact date unknown)
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Monastic Retreat

2004-04-17 Guided Mediation Body And Breath 37:06
Ajahn Amaro
Tuning into the body and basics of breath meditation. (Estimated date of talk. Exact date unknown)
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Monastic Retreat

2004-04-15 Meditation for Life 41:20
Martine Batchelor
Gaia House Gaia House Retreat

2004-04-04 Guided Meditation - Posture and The Breath 61:21
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka

2004-03-04 The Aggregates Of Volitional Formations (Sankhara) & Consciousness (Vinnana) 56:22
Myoshin Kelley
(PERSONAL CAT) Paying attention to volitional formations and consciousness helps us to understand the selfless nature of this body mind process. Ends with a short guided meditation.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge March 2004 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2004-02-05 The Five Aggregates As Not-Self - Introduction 54:31
Myoshin Kelley
This tape explores an introduction to the different ways that we solidify around our experience that creates the "I, me and mine" that is so painful. It ends with a guided meditation to aid this in being an experiential understanding.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge February 2004 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2004-01-08 Standing Meditation 11:09
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Winter Retreat

2004-01-01 The Present Moment 66:01
Thanissaro Bhikkhu
GET REAL Reality is threatening when we try to live in our stories and preconceived notions. But when the mind is free of the falsity of delusion, things that are real pose no danger to the mind. RIGHT NOW What you're doing right now is very important -- a principle that applies to any 'right now,' because what you're doing right now is always shaping 'right now' as well as the future. JUST THIS BREATH In one breath you've got everything you need for the practice, so be fully aware right here, and the fullness of your awareness will develop over time without your having to pace yourself or to plan ahead. SHAPING YOUR LIFE As meditators, we can easily slip into the attitude that we're like people watching T.V. -- passive consumers, watching a reality that's ready-made -- but that's not what's really going on. We've always active, always shaping things, even when we seem to be perfectly still. The purpose of the meditation is to be more careful about our intentions, more alert about how we're shaping things. DEVELOPING YOUR POTENTIAL The simple things we already have in the present can be put together in such a way that they can lead to true happiness. We don't have to go searching outside. All we need is to develop what's right here. FIVE TALKS ON ONE CASSETTE OR CD
Metta Forest Monastery

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