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Dharma Talks
2011-09-28 The Wandering Mind 63:09
Andrea Fella
Practicing meditation, we inevitably encounter the wandering mind. Rather than considering this experience to be a "problem", if we explore this phenomenon with mindfulness, we can learn a lot about our minds.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Three-Month Retreat - Part 1

2011-09-27 Developing Samadhi 62:26
Tempel Smith
Through mindfulness of the breath and body we can develop the Five Jhana Factors, leading to deeper states of absorption.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Unifying the Practice of Concentration, Mindfulness and Insight

2011-09-25 Where is the problem? Exploring A Wise Relationship to Things 57:00
Sharda Rogell
The mind of a Buddha is at peace because of the absence of reactivity. Can we discover that place of rest in our own minds? Mindfulness of vedana, the feeling tone of experience, exposes the ways we try to control our experiences from our likes and dislikes. What does it mean to open to the way things are?
Wood Acres Retreat Center :  Insight Meditation Retreat

2011-09-25 Morning Instructions, Day 2 28:14
Bob Stahl
Mindfulness of Senses in the Body
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Standing Firm in That Which You Are: Mindfulness of the Body

2011-09-24 The Beautiful Breath 59:14
Tempel Smith
Through mindfulness of breathing we can develop a deeply unified mind, heart and body. The beauty of the breath takes us into meditative absorptions, heals the mind and body, and opens insight and full liberation beyond the patterns of suffering.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Unifying the Practice of Concentration, Mindfulness and Insight

2011-09-24 Flesh Eating Dhamma 58:35
Bob Stahl
Mindfulness of the Body. 32 parts of the Body. Death can come at any moment.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Standing Firm in That Which You Are: Mindfulness of the Body

2011-09-24 3 Group Study - View, Effort and Mindfulness 1:25:41
Ajahn Sucitto
Cittaviveka Five Day Study Retreat

2011-09-21 Part 2: Do You Make Regular Visits to Yourself? 1:19:04
Tara Brach
These two classes cover the basic instructions for Buddhist mindfulness (vipassana or insight) meditation. The first class explores the attitude we bring to meditation that makes it rewarding, and the training that helps us in "coming back" from thoughts. The second class guides us in "being here," in cultivating a mindful awareness that recognizes and accepts what is happening in the present moment. Both classes include guided meditations and valuable reminders that can support you in developing a rich meditation practice.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2011-09-21 Mindfulness and the Transformation of Dukkha (Suffering) 52:18
John Teasdale
Mindfulness can alter the conditions supporting the moment by moment creation of suffering by: 1. Changing WHAT the mind processes; 2. Changing HOW the mind processes; and 3. Changing the VIEW of what the mind processes.
Gaia House Mindfulness, Insight, Liberation: The Foundations of MBCT/MBSR

2011-09-20 Taste of Freedom 57:06
Christina Feldman
The Buddha describes the dialogue between mindfulness and wise effort in the face of intractable patterns.
Gaia House Mindfulness, Insight, Liberation: The Foundations of MBCT/MBSR

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