Dharma Seed - Dharma Talks

2013-01-25 Concentration And Insight Together As One Path of Practice 64:10
Richard Shankman	Download Listen
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center : Steadying the Mind: Opening to Insight

2013-01-25 Morning Instructions 60:16
Richard Shankman	Download Listen
Breath as the basis to opening and allowing what is here.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center : Steadying the Mind: Opening to Insight

2013-01-24 Why I teach Awakening Joy. 55:01
James Baraz	Download Listen
In the talk, I share what motivated me to teach Buddha Dharma as a path of happiness. Some of the teachings might obscure this fact through misunderstanding, as well as the underlying teachings that lead to genuine well-being.
Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley : IMCB Regular Talks

2013-01-24 It Might Of Been Otherwise 50:31
Bob Stahl	Download Listen
Reflection on impermanence and how to work with challenges/hindrances that come up in practice.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center : Steadying the Mind: Opening to Insight

2013-01-24 Morning Instructions 69:39
Richard Shankman	Download Listen
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center : Steadying the Mind: Opening to Insight

2013-01-23 Dharma Talk 68:35
Doug Phillips	Download Listen
Cambridge Insight Meditation Center

2013-01-23 Méditation guidée sur la fugacité 13:24
Pascal Auclair	Download Listen
True North Insight : TNI Regular Talks

2013-01-23 Instructions and Suggestions for Lying Meditation 14:00
Andrea Fella	Download Listen
Instructions and suggestions for exploring meditation in the lying posture. This talk was recorded by a retreatant, and the quality is variable.
Vipassana Hawai'i : Mindfulness of Mind in Oahu

2013-01-22 Reliable Refuge 39:13
Howard Cohn	Download Listen
Mission Dharma

2013-01-22 Dependent Origination 19:25:54

Rodney Smith

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Dependent Origination is the formative way that self and other arises in the world. When we look deeply at each of these twelve links we only discover emptiness and stillness. The question arises, how have we deceived ourselves to believe we and the world are formed and substantial? The answer the Buddha tells us is because we do not really look at all. We simply assume causes from previous conditions; we let our past decide the present. When we look, we see through this pretense into a world of mystery.

Seattle Insight Meditation Society