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Dharma Talks
2017-12-28 Gradually Reining In the Mind 38:53
Ayya Anandabodhi
Guided Meditation, New Year's Retreat at Applegate Jesuit RC, CA
Aloka Vihara Forest Monastery

2017-12-22 Guided Metta Meditation 51:33
Caroline Jones
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge December 2017 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2017-12-21 Guided Meditation - 3 Characteristics as Ways of Looking 46:00
Zohar Lavie
SanghaSeva Dharmalaya Silent Retreat

2017-12-20 Guided Meditation Metta to Phenomena 45:04
Nathan Glyde
Expanding metta practice from the usual other beings to phenomena itself. Based on Rob Burbea's work.
SanghaSeva Dharmalaya Silent Retreat

2017-12-16 Kindness 31:02
Pascal Auclair
A few words on the qualities of the heart and a guided meditation.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Heartfelt Wisdom: Insight and Lovingkindness Retreat

2017-12-15 Guided meditation on the five aggregates. 47:58
Caroline Jones
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge December 2017 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2017-12-10 Loving Kindness Practice - Instructions and Guided Meditation 42:02
Yanai Postelnik
Including our body, our selves, each other and all beings.
Gaia House A Path of Peace and Kindness

2017-12-09 Guided Meditation - Full Awareness of the Breathing Body 42:34
Yanai Postelnik
Gaia House A Path of Peace and Kindness

2017-12-09 Guided Meditation: Exploring Needs 32:38
Oren Jay Sofer
Using attention to identify an unmet need, and to shift to recognizing what matters at the core independent of any situation, time, person, place, or thing.
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies Right Speech: Words That Lead to Awakening

2017-12-09 The Peace of Not-Clinging: A Guided Meditation 20:23
Shaila Catherine
Shaila Catherine offers this 20-minute teaching on impermanence and not-clinging in the mode of guided meditation instructions. We practice being unattached to pleasant and unpleasant feelings and releasing all clinging connected with sensual desire or aversion. To cultivate non-clinging, first notice the experience of clinging, perhaps by observing physical tightness, mental contraction, or a sense of separation. As you become mindful of the changing nature of experiences, allow yourself to deeply accept this fact of impermanence. Allow experiences to arise and be known, and also let them end.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley

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