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Retreat Dharma Talks
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2018-11-02
Monkey Mind Strategies
5:41
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Amita Schmidt
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In answer to a question, this short piece describes a few strategies to work with monkey mind, from both the practical, to the emotional healing of the root cause.
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2018-11-02
Embodying Quiet
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Amita Schmidt
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How to embody a deep quiet in your practice and your life. Ways to work with thoughts and find more stillness.
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2018-11-03
Paradoxes in Practice
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Amita Schmidt
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Exploring four paradoxes in practice; thoughts and stillness; effort and relaxed, the personal and the profound, right now and forever.
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2018-11-04
First Aid
10:51
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Ayya Medhanandi
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To free us from our relentless conceptualising and the suffering that comes of it, the Buddha has thrown us a lifeline. We can grab hold of it by continually using the perspective that “this is impermanent”, and, thereby, we can pull ourselves to safety. A breakfast reflection given at Sati Saraniya Hermitage in 2018.
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2018-11-07
Dukkha and the End of Dukkha--Individual and Collective
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Donald Rothberg
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We explore the core teaching of the Buddha; he says, "I teach one thing and one thing only, dukkha and the end of dukkha." We examine how we can understand and practice this teaching in terms both of individual and collective dukkha, especially understanding dukkha as reactivity.
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