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2012-10-19 Insight Dialogue: The Power, Challenges and Joy of Meditating Together (Part 1) 1:22:28
Gregory Kramer
Humans are relational beings -- pack animals, born and raised in families, working and living together. Much of our suffering is people-suffering. We meditate to be free from suffering, yet sometimes a gap arises when interpersonal suffering is being addressed in intrapersonal meditation. We perpetuate the "island universe" of the individual self even as we seek freedom. Insight Dialogue is a fully relational meditation practice based on Buddhist Vipassana Insight meditation and a relational understanding of the Dhamma. The mind is invited to stillness and keen mindfulness even as we remain in dialogue with others. Here we meet the shared human experience that transcends our very real differences in genetics, background, and worldly circumstances.
New York Insight Meditation Center Insight Dialogue: The Power, Challenges and Joy of Meditating Together

2012-10-15 Trauma and Freedom 66:23
Jack Kornfield
Using the cloak of mindfulness and compassion to heal trauma and awaken freedom.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2012-10-13 Mindfulness and the Brahma Viharas 1:12:27
John Peacock
Gaia House The Heart of Mindfulness

2012-10-12 Four Foundations of Mindfulness - Connecting to Body - Guided Meditation 23:20
Amma Thanasanti
at the ATS/Denver Dharma Punx
Shakti Vihara

2012-10-12 Four Foundations of Mindfulness - Joy of Breathing - Guided Meditation 23:59
Amma Thanasanti
at the ATS/Denver Dharma Punx
Shakti Vihara

2012-10-12 Four Foundations of Mindfulness - Joy of Eating - Guided Meditation 3:18
Amma Thanasanti
at the ATS/Denver Dharma Punx
Shakti Vihara

2012-10-12 Four Foundations of Mindfulness - Sublime Abodes - Guided Meditation 25:15
Amma Thanasanti
at the ATS/Denver Dharma Punx
Shakti Vihara

2012-10-12 Opening Talk for The Heart of Mindfulness Retreat 57:19
John Peacock
Gaia House The Heart of Mindfulness

2012-10-09 Transformation and Relinquishment of Afflictive States of Mind 1:18:42
Marcia Rose
The Buddha offers us the recipe of cultivating a strong and clear concentration, mindfulness and investigation rooted in kindness that allows us to learn to experience the extremes and the subtleties of difficult emotions without getting caught by them. It's as though we learn to see them so clearly that we see through them and see their nature, just like we see through the colors of a rainbow.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge October 2012 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2012-10-06 Third Foundation of Mindfulness 7: Further Tools and Guidance for Daily Life Practice of the Third Foundation of Mindfulness 58:19
Donald Rothberg
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

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