Nakawe Cuebas Berrios's Dharma Talks
Nakawe Cuebas Berrios
Nakawe Cuebas Berrios feels blessed to have started along the Buddhist path in 1998 with S.N. Goenka. She then continued under the guidance of Gina Sharpe, and now studies with various other teachers, focusing on longer-term retreats. She serves as a mentor for the Prisoner Correspondence Course, sponsored by the BAUS, and is a midwife in the Bronx community. She is a participant in the 2017-2021 IMS Teacher Training Program.
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2022-02-07
Compassion
2024-10-06
Dhamma Reflections on Resilience
2024-05-11
Embodying the Sangha - Meditation
2024-05-11
Embodying the Sangha - Talk
2025-01-18
Honoring Dr. King through service
2024-05-10
How to Cultivate Embodied Equanimity as a Dear Friend in Our Troubled Times - M…
2024-05-10
How to Cultivate Embodied Equanimity as a Dear Friend in Our Troubled Times - T…
2024-05-29
Learning to Trust the Journey, the Art of Letting Go
2024-10-08
Metta/Karuna guided body scan meditation
2025-01-19
Mindfulness of Thoughts
2022-02-04
Opening Talk
2019-04-16
P.O.C April 15th 2019
2024-10-08
Q and R’s with Jean Esther & nakawe cuebas
2024-10-08
Silence is Golden, The art of deep listening
2024-10-06
Stabilizing attention through anchor: body, breath, sound
2019-07-28
The Island of Refuge
2025-01-15
Transforming Fear Into Strength
2022-02-05
Wisdom of the body
2024-10-08
Working with emotions using R.A.I.N.
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Select one of Nakawe Cuebas Berrios's 5 retreats
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1900-01-01
NYI Regular Talks
2000-01-01
Monthly Guest Dharma Talk
2022-02-04
Finding the Way Home to Natural Awareness
2024-10-04
The Resilience of Love and Wisdom in Meeting Our Lives
2025-01-17
Strength to Love: Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Embodying Insight i…
