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2024-07-21 If You Want the Moon 21:21
Ayya Medhanandi
Between beauty and terror lies the Middle Way, at times crushing, at last – transcendent. Can we receive all of life with the pure love of awakened awareness? Just listen and watch in silence. Open and understand the heart in pure presence – the way a valley receives a flood. To witness the truth of impermanence is to know there is nothing at all we can cling to in this vast universe. Rumi wrote, “If you want the moon, do not hide from the night. If you want a rose, do not run from its thorns. If you want love, do not hide from yourself.”
2024-07-23 Dharmette: Ethical Behavior and Consistency Support Harmony 15:16
Dawn Neal
2024-07-23 Guided Meditation: Integrity of the Body 43:34
Dawn Neal
2024-07-23 An Introduction to Emptiness 29:41
Brian Lesage
2024-07-24 Guided Meditation: Riding the Flow of Sensory Experience 34:28
Dawn Neal
2024-07-24 Emergence Happens as We Enter Sensorial Presence 53:34
Ayya Santacitta
Short Reflection & Guided Meditation | Earthworm Practice for the Anthropocene II | Online Wednesday-Mornings
2024-07-24 The Buddha’s teachings on the 6 Senses 26:27
Dawn Neal
2024-07-24 Meditation: Embodied Awareness (17:23 min.) 17:22
Tara Brach
This guided meditation includes a full body scan, and the recognition of the formless awareness that includes and is the source of all experience. By recognizing that awareness we discover the silence and stillness that is the ground of all experience.
2024-07-24 From Ego to Eco-Identity – Homecoming to Sacred Relationship 49:16
Tara Brach
Our human loneliness and suffering arise from getting identified in a mental ego, and separating ourselves from the living web of our natural world. This talk explores the pathway back to sacred relationship, and offers reflections and practices that awaken intimacy with the non-human world.
2024-07-25 Mindfulness and the Wisdom the Knows What To Do 42:45
Devon Hase
Introduction to mindfulness as found in the Satipatthana and other suttas.
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