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Kim Allen's Dharma Talks
Kim Allen
Kim Allen has been practicing Insight meditation since 2003, and has trained intensively in the U.S. and Asia with cumulative years of silent retreat. She has practiced with primary teacher Gil Fronsdal and other Western teachers, Theravādan monastics, and a few Mahāyāna teachers, and now offers retreats, sutta study, and experiential Dharma engagement. A teacher and author, Kim aims to bring classical Dharma to a modern context and to encourage lay practitioners in fully living a life of Dharma. Her education includes a PhD in physics and a master’s degree in environmental sustainability, and her website is https://www.uncontrived.org.
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2019-07-26 Renunciation in Lay Life 2 49:56
Second of three in a series on lay renunciation: Letting go of mental patterns
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-07-18 Renunciation in Lay Life 1 51:40
A three-week series on what Renunciation means for laypeople, whose "field of practice" differs from that of monastics.
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-05-25 2019 Come and Go Retreat - Identity: What We Take to be Our Self 28:08
We identify with a lot of things - our bodies, what we like/dislike, our life stories, our values, our political views, and even our sense of knowing all of these things. This talk explores the shifting collage of identifications that make up our self-views; and the ways and whys of practicing with this rich realm of experience.
Insight Santa Cruz Come & Go 2019: A Non-Residential Retreat
2019-05-12 8FP Program -- Wise Concentration part 2 49:16
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-05-12 8FP program -- Wise Concentration part 1 63:25
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-04-30 Progress and Happiness 14:54
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-04-15 Eightfold Path program - Wise Mindfulness pt 2 45:41
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-04-15 Eightfold Path program - Wise Mindfulness pt 1 67:06
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-03-14 True and Beneficial 44:40
Insight Santa Cruz
2019-03-12 Inner Ecology 54:46
In this talk Kim Allen develops an ecological metaphor to help us cultivate our mind and develop our practice. She outlines four approaches to our practice grounded in terms of natural ecologies: 1) Broadening our focus 2) Revising our notions of good and bad 3) Developing a coherent sense of our goal by creating a healthy ecosystem and then letting go 4) Expanding from our inner ecology and balancing with the outer ecology.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley

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