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2017-10-22 Practice As A Path Of Happiness - Part 4 65:57
James Baraz
Connection with others, compassion and the joy of being as sources of true well-being.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Retreat - Part 1

2017-10-16 Non-Identification 47:10
Jaya Rudgard
Non-identification: approaching "selfing" with compassion and equanimity.
Gaia House Insight Meditation & Qi Gong

2017-10-15 Choose Love Not Sorrow 20:41
Ayya Medhanandi
We can be kind to anyone with practice. So start where you are and trust this practice of kindness. Even in the face of painful times, reflect wisely – not to be poisoned by fear, despair, or sorrow. Rather see the truth within and open a well-spring of infinite love in your own heart. For you are the hero of your life. First, we slay the dragons of fear and aggression. Gently and resolute, break them apart and extend kindness to all as to yourself. To accept the miracle of pure awareness – patient, diligent, with unwavering compassion, draw out the dart of sorrow and know the gift of love.
Sati Saraniya Hermitage

2017-10-14 Self Compassion: A Bridge To Equanimity 53:03
Beth Sternlieb
The Buddha teaches friendship is the whole path. This includes friendship with our self.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Retreat - Part 1

2017-10-14 The Essence of Buddhist Psychology - Daylong, Part 2 afternoon 3:30:33
Jack Kornfield
Discover inner capacities for wakefulness, joy, dignity, and compassion - your Buddhanature. Our training will study the fundamental principles of Buddhist psychology, combing practical examples, teaching stories, visonary wisdom and case studies. We will explore applications of the revolutionary perspectives in our healing work, our meditation and our life.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2017-10-14 The Essence of Buddhist Psychology - Daylong, Part 1 morning 4:39:20
Jack Kornfield
Discover inner capacities for wakefulness, joy, dignity, and compassion - your Buddhanature. Our training will study the fundamental principles of Buddhist psychology, combing practical examples, teaching stories, visonary wisdom and case studies. We will explore applications of the revolutionary perspectives in our healing work, our meditation and our life.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2017-10-13 The Play of Compassion and Equanimity (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 56:22
Sharda Rogell
NO matter how much I might wish for suffering to end, it will always be an intrinsic part of our existence. Opening to this truth, awakens our heart of compassion.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Empty Mind Full Heart

2017-10-11 River of Change – Part 2 – Bringing a Wise Heart to this Impermanent Life 49:06
Tara Brach
These two talks look at how we relate to change – especially the notable changes involving loss of relationships and our own body and mind. We examine our strategies for avoiding uncertainty and fear; the consequences of resisting reality; our refuges of presence and compassion in the face of grief; and the gifts of opening fully to the river of change.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2017-10-04 River of Change – Bringing a Wise Heart to this Impermanent Life – Part 1 54:35
Tara Brach
These two talks look at how we relate to change – especially the notable changes involving loss of relationships and our own body and mind. We examine our strategies for avoiding uncertainty and fear; the consequences of resisting reality; our refuges of presence and compassion in the face of grief; and the gifts of opening fully to the river of change.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2017-10-03 Kisa Gotami: Buddha's Deep Compassion Toward Women 40:55
Ayya Santussika
In this fourth talk in a lecture series on the Great Disciples, the speaker, Ayya Santussika, tells the life story of two enlightened, fully ordained nuns. In fact, there were quite a few of enlightened, fully ordained nuns at the Buddha's time. The speaker also discusses how we can find the key to our own happiness in these nuns' stories, such as letting go, calming the mind, and realizing complete freedom from suffering. Finally, Ayya Santussika describes the Buddha's tremendous compassion for women. In his teachings, the Buddha acknowledged sufferings that were specific to women that are still relevant today.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
In collection: The Great Disciples: People and Personalities in the Buddha's Community

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