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2024-09-07 Guided Meditation: Welcoming the Moment 51:21
Dawn Neal
2024-09-07 Guided Meditation: Wholehearted Engagement and Relaxation 41:23
Dawn Neal
2024-09-07 Dharmette: Rhythms and Seasons of Practice 11:52
Dawn Neal
2024-09-10 Guided Meditation: A Few Dimensions of Mindfulness of Breathing 26:03
Brian Lesage
Reflections about the dimensions of mindfulness of breathing that are explored in this guided meditation are offered in the dharma talk entitled, Discovering the Home of the Breath.
2024-09-10 Discovering the Home of the Breath 22:35
Brian Lesage
This talk offers reflections on the dimensions of mindfulness of breathing that are explored in the Guided Meditation entitled: A Few Dimensions of Mindfulness of Breathing
2024-09-11 What is Love Asking from Us? A Conversation between Tara Brach & Gabor Maté 61:04
Tara Brach
In this conversation, Tara Brach and Gabor Maté come together to explore the heart-wrenching situation in Gaza through the lens of the Bodhisattva path. Drawing from the Bodhisattva path – the commitment to alleviate suffering for all beings – they explore the importance of compassion and engaged spirituality in responding to the oppression and trauma experienced by the Palestinian and Israeli people. This conversation is an invitation to examine our own spiritual practices and to consider how we can embody the Bodhisattva spirit in today’s world, breaking the silence and standing in solidarity with all who are suffering. It was offered as part of a series of conversations that accompany a poignant and heartbreaking film – “Where Olive Trees Weep” – about the struggles and resilience of Palestinian people under Israeli occupation. Access to the full program and the film is by donation – link here.
2024-09-11 Meditation: A Witnessing, Kind Presence 19:52
Tara Brach
Starting with scanning through the body and awakening the senses, we then rest in presence, with the breath as a home base. The meditation invites an openness to whatever arises, and a gentle kind attention if we encounter physical or emotional pain. We end with a prayer that includes our own being and all beings.
2024-09-11 Inner and Outer Democracy: The Practice of True Inclusion 52:25
Tara Brach
Happiness and freedom arise as we include all parts of our being in a loving awareness. In this talk we explore how this inner work of inclusion is the grounds of democracy, and how it enables us to participate in our relationships and society in a way that fosters communications, belonging and realization of the greater good.
2024-09-11 Reflections on the Cultivation of Equanimity 55:24
Gullu Singh
2024-09-11 Beauty of Maturation ~ a Sensitizing to the Subtlety of That Truth 55:57
Ayya Santacitta
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