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Dharma Talks
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2018-10-12
When the Trees Wither and the Leaves Fall
30:11
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Ayya Medhanandi
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Sometimes we feel torn apart by life and unable to cope. Healing may be slow to come but our meditation practice can enhance that process. If we contemplate the fearsome winds of life in such a way that we deeply understand their impermanent nature, we will also understand that they are unsatisfactory and empty of any 'self'. That will be the dawning of the heart's true peace.
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Satipaññā Insight Meditation Toronto
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2018-10-09
Transforming Reactivity in Everyday Life
54:05
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Donald Rothberg
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We look at "reactivity" as a non-literal "translation" and clarification of the nature of dukkha, and examine, through a talk and discussion, a number of ways to practice when reactivity or dukkha arises. We remember the Buddha's teaching: "I have taught one thing and one thing only, dukkha and the cessation of dukkha.”
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Santa Fe Vipassana Sangha
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2018-10-07
The Dharma and the Drama
43:18
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Martin Aylward
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Martin explores the meaning of dharma as Nature. What would it be like to meet all our experience as natural? To let in all that arises so as to meet and explore the whole of experience. And what of the drama that we generate? Maybe, the more we can make room for our inner dramas, the less hold they might have over us.
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Gaia House
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Awakening in Stillness and Movement
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