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Retreat Dharma Talks
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1990-08-28
Aloneness
44:13
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Christopher Titmuss
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"Each person is the guardian of solitude." (Rilke) reaffirming the true value of aloneness as the heart of the spiritual life
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1990-10-19
Balance Of Perception
51:53
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Carol Wilson
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balancing our perceptions so we can simultaneously open to the painful and difficult, as well as to the beautiful and perfect
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1990-11-11
Jhana Factors vs Hindrances
60:21
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Steve Armstrong
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developing the ability to connect and sustain the attention respectively opposes sleepiness and eliminates doubt while joyful delight, comfort and single-pointedness of mind directly confront aversion, restlessness and wanting mind.
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1990-11-20
Anatta
59:30
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Steve Armstrong
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Essential doctrine of Buddhism reveals the insubstantial nature of our sense of "I."
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1991-01-01
Pilgrimage Talk in Bodhgaya
40:20
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Ajahn Sucitto
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This Is a talk given to a retreat given by Christopher Titmus in January 1991 in Bodhgaya. It is referred to in Ajahn's podcast "Where Are you Going?" (https://whereareyougoing.podbean.com/)
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1991-01-01
The Path Of Parenting
59:01
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Jack Kornfield
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integrating our modern parenting with the respect and integrity of a spiritual practice while learning the challenges and joys of trust
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1991-01-01
Healing
65:54
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Jack Kornfield
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Awakening to the healing and heartfelt awareness that comes when we sense the precious mystery of being alive.
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1991-01-02
Absolute Proof
50:27
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Ajahn Amaro
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How do we know the Buddhas teachings are true? (Estimated date of talk. Exact date unknown)
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1991-01-15
What Lies beyond Our Control
40:20
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Ajahn Sucitto
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[This teaching was given while on pilgrimage in India during a retreat in Bodh Gaya. Link for more on this pilgrimage: https://whereareyougoing.podbean.com ]
Sometimes we choose a ‘no control’ situation like retreat or pilgrimage for training. Devotion and acts of honoring open receptivity and change our way of seeing. The demanding grasping mind stops, and we begin to experience a proper relationship to experience, one of no conflict. We learn to humbly accept the unsatisfactory quality of life. This is the heart of surrender, to live in accordance with truth, and to trust the truth of our life as it is.
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