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Dharma Talks
2014-07-12 Mindfulness Of The Body 1:18:26
Marcia Rose
Mountain Hermitage Self-Not Self and the Creative Process

2014-07-11 The Four Foundations of Mindfulness: Contemplation of Consciousness--the Sixteen Kinds of Consciousnesses. 63:22
Bhante Khippapanno
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July 2014 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2014-07-09 The Four Foundations of Mindfulness: Contemplation of Feelings 58:28
Bhante Khippapanno
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July 2014 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2014-07-01 Roles, Relationships, and Awakening 38:16
Shaila Catherine
This talk was given as a part of the series "Where Rubber Meets the Road: A Series on Mindful Living." We live in a world that requires a diversity of relationships. How do you choose your friends? What kind of relationships support or stunt your spiritual growth? How do you relate to life, and to love? We can bring wisdom and mindfulness to our interactive lives, to the roles that we perform, to our intimate sexual relationships, and our friendships; we practice both in solitude and in community. Harmony, generosity, and joy are developed through noble friendship. Relationships can challenge us to work with the tendencies of our own minds, clarify our precepts, develop compassion, learn to let go, and nurture the path of awakening. Deep friendship is considered to be the precursor of right view. A good friend encourages the best in us and supports our development of the noble eight fold path.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley Tuesday Talks
In collection: Where Rubber Meets the Road: A Series on Mindful Living

2014-07-01 Where Rubber Meets the Road: A Series on Mindful Living 7:06:03
with Andrea Fella, David Cohn, Jason Murphy, Margaret Gainer, Matthew Brensilver, Misha Merrill, Robert Cusick, Shaila Catherine, Sharon Allen, Tony Bernhard
This series of talks provides insight and practical advice as to how to take the wonderful and serene mind that we develop during our meditation practice into our daily lives, into our relationships with others. Sometimes, the deepest grooves in our minds are only stimulated in our relationships to others. Defilements and habits of the mind, such as greed, anger and delusion, arise in ways that they don't in other situations. Fortunately, these daily life encounters offer us opportunities to practice, to see ourselves more clearly, and to become more free. This is the liberating power of awareness and mindfulness.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley

2014-07-01 Why We Meditate and How We Meditate 58:25
Bonnie Duran
This talk focuses on the experiences of Dukkha for People of Color and how mindfulness is the medicine to overcome suffering.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Retreat for People of Color

2014-06-27 The 12 Myths of the Mindfulness Movement 56:32
Diana Winston
Including the myths that Mindfulness is for everyone, Mindfulness is ethically neutral and diversity is not relevant to Mindfulness.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Mindfulness Facilitators Retreat

2014-06-24 So What is This Thing Called Mindfulness? 48:00
Diana Winston
This talk explores the practice and theory of mindfulness from the perspective of attitude, attention and intention.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Mindfulness Facilitators Retreat

2014-06-24 Mindfulness of the Body and Feelings 40:29
Howard Cohn
Mission Dharma

2014-06-23 Working with the Five Hindrances and How the Dhamma Informs Mindfulness Based Approaches 52:56
Bob Stahl
How to work with the five hindrances and how the Dhamma informs mindfulness based approaches.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Mindfulness Facilitators Retreat

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