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Dharma Talks
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2016-12-15 Inviting the precepts to tea. 49:33
Caroline Jones
Some thoughts on how to make friends with the five ethical training guidelines.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge December 10 to 31 2016 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2016-12-09 Precepts and Forgiveness 17:11
Ajahn Sucitto
(refuges and precepts, final reflections and goodbye, metta chant)
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge November 10 to December 9 2016 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2016-11-15 02 Introduction to Refuges & Precepts 10:47
Ayya Santussika
Karuna Buddhist Vihara Daylong on Lopez Island, Washington

2016-10-27 Morning Chant of Refuges and Precepts 2:06
Kamala Masters
Monastero di Camaldoli :  The Integration of Love and Wisdom

2016-09-18 2016 Bojjhanga Retreat - Introduction, Precepts, and Guided Meditation 38:01
Bhante Henepola Gunaratana
Bhavana Society of West Virginia 2016 Bojjhanga Retreat

2016-09-11 Entering the retreat: refuges and precepts 56:38
Guy Armstrong
This talk gives an overview of the three refuges and the five precepts in retreat practice, as well as chanting them. It gives particular emphasis to the wholesome qualities of the historical Buddha
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Part 1

2016-08-05 Opening Talk: awareness, schedule, formal refuges and precepts 58:01
Steve Armstrong
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Attitude and Awareness, Insight and Integration

2016-08-04 Refrain From Killing 68:12
Ayya Santussika
Ayya Santussika gave the fifth talk in a six-week series titled "Ethics, Action and the Five Precepts." She takes an in-depth look at the first precept: refraining from killing. She explores harming, how to live a life of non-harming, and facing difficult situations non-violently.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
In collection: Ethics, Action and the Five Precepts

2016-07-28 Refrain from False Speech 29:28
Shaila Catherine
Shaila Catherine gave the fourth talk in a six-week series titled "Ethics, Action and the Five Precepts." Speech is given particular importance in the Buddhist path because wrong speech can cause tremendous harm, and right speech can be profoundly beneficial. Practicing right speech is given emphasis because it's a very vivid way of applying our practice to daily life. When we lie based on delusion and greed, our intention usually is to benefit ourselves. When we lie based on delusion and hatred, our intention is usually to harm others. Even when we lie to cause less harm than would be caused if we spoke the truth, we should be aware of the potential karmic consequences.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
In collection: Ethics, Action and the Five Precepts

2016-07-17 Buddhist Studies Course - The Practice of Integrity - Week 4 63:11
Mark Nunberg
We will discuss wise speech and then break for our small groups to talk about our experience and insight into the middle three precepts of not taking, refraining from sexual misconduct, or wise speech. Here are two study materials related to wise speech that you might want to use:
Common Ground Meditation Center Buddhist Studies Course - The Practice of Integrity
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