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Dharma Talks
2021-02-21
Mudita - The Joyful Heart
50:41
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Yuka Nakamura
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Mudita means appreciative or sympathetic joy and is the third of the four Brahmaviharas, the boundless qualities of the heart and mind. It stands for our ability to appreciate and delight in what is good and beautiful in our own being and in the world. It inspires and uplifts the heart and purifies it from unwholesome states. |
Bodhi College
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2021-02-14
Bedingtes Entstehen 3
34:46
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Yuka Nakamura
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Dies ist der dritte von vier Vorträgen zu Bedingtem Entstehen und behandelt die Glieder Werden, Geburt, Alter, Krankheit und Tod. Was meinen wir damit und wie manifestieren sie sich in unserem Erleben? |
Zentrum Freier Buddhismus Essen
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2021-02-13
Bedingtes Entstehen Teil 2
40:02
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Yuka Nakamura
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Dies ist der zweite von vier Vorträgen zu Bedingtem Entstehen und behandelt die Glieder Sechs Sinne, Kontakt, Gefühlstönung, Verlangen und Anhaftung. Was meinen wir damit und wie manifestieren sie sich in unserem Erleben? |
Zentrum Freier Buddhismus Essen
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2021-02-12
Bedingtes Entstehen Teil 1
29:04
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Yuka Nakamura
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Dieser Vortrag ist der erste von vier Vorträgen zum Bedingten Enstehen und geht auf die Glieder Unwissenheit, Bildekräfte, Bewusstsein und Körper-Geist ein. Was meinen wir damit und wie manifestieren sich diese in unserem Erleben? |
Zentrum Freier Buddhismus Essen
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2021-02-04
A Boundless Path of Insight
48:35
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Nathan Glyde
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Saṅkhāra points out that in every moment of life there is a phenomena in attention and atmosphere of attention that is shaping it. This happens on a retreat and in the whole of our life. Is our meditation practice of deep listening and skilful cultivation only useful on the ‘cushion’ or is it a tool for awakening in very moment of life? |
Gaia House
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Relaxed, Open, Awake
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2021-02-02
Anicca and Vedanā
46:46
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Nathan Glyde
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Exploring wisdom ways of looking to bring insight into our practice, where paying attention is the key. Seeing the inconstancy in all things opens the possibility for greater sensitivity. Seeing the rating of all things by the enjoyment or distress they might offer as just an opinion, rather than fact, opens the possibility of more ease and delight. |
Gaia House
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Relaxed, Open, Awake
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2021-01-29
Devotion and Discipline – Dhamma Protectors
47:34
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Ajahn Sucitto
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The 5 indriya are known as the Dhamma protectors. The complimentary qualities of devotion and discipline balance our approach to cultivation. Recommended is collecting oneself in body which provides leverage on restraining the thinking mind. Embodied intelligence – the inner, esoteric Dhamma – can then be accessed. |
Sacred Mountain Sangha
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2021-01-28
Anatta and Self-Forgiveness
49:00
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James Baraz
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Do you ever give yourself a hard time if you've made an embarrassing mistake or have done something you regret? This talk explores how we can truly forgive ourselves with a thorough understanding of the Buddha's teaching on the selfless nature of who we are, otherwise known as Anatta, the selfless nature of experience. |
Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley
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2021-01-28
Dhammavicaya - Head and Heart
47:39
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Ajahn Sucitto
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There is fundamental puñña – value – in just being human. But citta doesn’t know its value, it gets lost in dreams, worries, passions, opinions. Collect oneself where body, thought and heart come together and investigate – where does the suffering end, where does fulfillment come from? Return to the place of innate value, stability, composure and clarity. |
Cittaviveka
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2021-01-24
Meditation for Regulating Trauma
27:14
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Amita Schmidt
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This meditation for grounding and repairing trauma includes 5 minutes of a heart beat at the beginning (a good way to create somatic regulation is with a heart beat). |
Insight Meditation of Cleveland
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2021-01-23
Leben in Verbundenheit
54:41
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Yuka Nakamura
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In des Sichtweise des Selbst erleben wir uns als getrennt von der Welt, abgeschnitten und einsam. Durch die Einsicht in die Verbundenheit und Bedingtheit erkennen wir hingegen, wie wir eingewoben sind in ein Gewebe von Ursachen und Wirkungen. Und indem wir die karmischen Gesetzmässigkeiten sehen, erkennen wir, wie unsere Entscheidungen und Handlungen Wirkungen auf uns selbst und andere haben. |
Meditationszentrum Beatenberg
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2021-01-21
Freshen Up through Integrity and Resolution
47:44
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Ajahn Sucitto
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Being affected by hindrances is a natural hurdle in Dhamma practice. Meet them by cultivating and suffusing wholesome heart qualities through the body. Application of integrity and resolution as we practice encourages citta to grow up and learn from the difficulties. |
Cittaviveka
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2021-01-20
32 Parts of the Body—Large Intestines, Small Intestines, Stomach, Feces, Brain
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Bob Stahl
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We are happy to announce a special opportunity to practice the 32 Parts of the Body meditation, which is rarely taught in the West. This practice deepens insight into impermanence and non-self by penetrating into the true nature and wonders of the body. We will also explore how the body interrelates with the four primary elements of earth (solidity), air (motion), fire (temperature), and water (liquidity).
This methodical practice of the 32 Parts of the Body Meditation can build immense levels of concentration, potentialities for healing, and experience the taste of deep freedom and peace.
This is the 15th year of offering this class at Insight Santa Cruz and it has been truly wonderful. People have frequently reported developing a whole new relationship to their bodies with greater wisdom and compassion. We will also be hopefully doing a tour of the Cabrillo Anatomy lab to get a deeper experience of the body. |
Insight Santa Cruz
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2021-01-20
Practicing with Intentions 2: Developing Intentions and Vows to Guide Practice in One's Communities, Society, and World
65:32
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Donald Rothberg
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After a review of the January 6 session on practicing with intentions in individual formal and daily life practice, and on Inauguration Day, we explore practicing in more community, social, and collective settings. In this context, we point to the importance of combining i"inner" and "outer" practice, and to two possible inspirations: (1)the figure of the bodhisattva who combines awakening and helping others, and (2) the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a kind of bodhisattva. On this basis, there is a short period in which those present are asked to write their own intentions and/or vows to guide their responses to the current needs and crises of our world. Some share their writing! |
Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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Monday and Wednesday Talks
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Attached Files:
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Practicing with Intentions 2
by Donald Rothberg
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