Tuere Sala's Dharma Talks
Tuere Sala
Tuere Sala is a guiding teacher of Seattle Insight Meditation Society and Capitol Hill Meditation Group. She has over 25 years of Buddhist meditation experience and is currently a participant in IMS’s 2017-2021 Teacher Training Program. Her teaching focus is on strengthening the value of everyday urban practice.
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2021-09-07
Anger
2021-02-02
Your Task is Not to Seek Love
2022-06-29
Building Resilience from the Four Brahmaviharas
2020-08-12
Cultivating Awakening Emotions
2019-06-22
Dana Talk (Retreat at Spirit Rock)
2019-10-18
Day 1 Guided Morning Instructions (Retreat at Spirit Rock)
2021-10-01
Dialogue on aspects of freedom.
2021-03-14
Going Home Dialogue with Eugene & Tuere
2021-09-28
Metta
2021-02-25
Mindfulness: Our Strength & Confidence in Difficult Times
2022-06-06
Monday Night Dharma Talk - The Importance of Dukkha (Suffering) in Awakening
2021-10-25
Monday Night Dharma Talk - The Importance of Practice
2021-09-30
Morning Instructions- Thoughts
2021-11-04
Morning Instructions: Intentions
2021-09-08
Nibbana
2019-08-25
The Connecting Quality of Suffering
2021-11-11
The Gift Of Borrowing Joy
2019-05-08
The Gift of Embodied Wisdom
2019-08-25
The Power of Refuge
2022-02-23
The Relationship Between the Hindrances and the Five Faculties
2021-11-12
The Villapas: The Four Distortions Of Mind.
2020-10-08
Tuere Sala and Matthew Brensilver in dialogue about wisdom
2020-02-05
Urban Practice: Awakening Within Our Everyday Life Experiences
2021-11-05
Vitakka - Vicara
