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2016-05-12 Mindfulness for Liberation: from Breathing to the Four Noble Truths 65:13
Ajahn Sucitto
Mindfulness as a practice begins with bare attention to sense – contact, establishing safety, ground and balance. Breathing trains us in terms of proper attunement. This non-grasping awareness gives fruition in the Four Noble Truths.
Vallecitos Mountain Retreat Center Rewilding The Mind

2016-05-10 Reflection on the Four Noble Truths 47:06
Ajahn Sucitto
Building up the strength to meet dukkha: moving out of habitual support systems, give oneself fully to citta and somatic presence.
Vallecitos Mountain Retreat Center Rewilding The Mind

2016-04-01 The Path of Practice 59:46
Mark Coleman
This talk explains the Four Noble Truths and how we learn to meet difficult experience with wisdom, not reactivity.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Insight Meditation for the Curious Retreat

2016-03-21 Buddhist Studies Course - Mindfulness of the Mind and Mental Qualities - Week 11 - The Four Noble Truths 1:29:03
Mark Nunberg
Common Ground Meditation Center Buddhist Studies Course - Mindfulness of the Mind and Mental Qualities
Attached Files:
  • Buddhist Studies Page: The Four Noble Truths (Link)

2016-03-19 Four Noble Truths 64:05
Steve Armstrong
Cloud Mountain Retreat Center

2016-01-20 The Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path 50:18
Leigh Brasington
Cambridge Insight Meditation Center

2016-01-09 The Four Noble Truths 43:46
Ajahn Sucitto
[sound quality poor due to removal of background noise. This talk is truncated by 7 minutes due to excessive noise.]

2016-01-01 Four Noble Truths 53:55
Jake Dartington
Gaia House New Year Retreat

2015-09-12 The four truths 1:16:26
Patrick Kearney
Having opened the hearts of his five companions with his teaching of the middle way, the Buddha now teaches the four truths of the noble ones (cattāro ariya-saccāni). These are: dukkha; its arising; its cessation; and the path leading to its cessation. This discourse centres on dukkha and craving (taṇhā), because the Buddha is concerned here with what coloured his own practice before his awakening – his sense of drivenness, of trying to get in the future something missing now.
Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre Month Long Retreat led by Patrick Kearney

2015-07-14 Alice and the Four Ennobling Tasks – an appeal. 57:23
Akincano Marc Weber
The Buddha as a healer: the ariyasacca as formula rather than as doctrine; perspectives on a tentative history of "The Four Noble Truths" and how to take their medicine, rather than just believing in its efficacy.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge June 15 to July 31 2015 at IMS - Forest Refuge

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