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Dharma Talks
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2022-10-29
Upekkhā - Gleichmut
58:12
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Yuka Nakamura
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Upekkhā - Gleichmut oder Ausgeglichenheit - ist das vierte und letzte der Brahmavihāras, der himmlischen Verweilzustände. Gleichmut hilft uns, inmitten herausfordernder, schwieriger Umstände innerlich stabil zu bleiben. In Beziehungen zeigt sich Gleichmut als Toleranz für andere Menschen und als die Fähigkeit, zwischenmenschliche Konflikte nicht eskalieren zu lassen. Mit Gleichmut fällt es auch leichter, in Situationen, die jenseits unserer Macht liegen, loszulassen.
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Pauenhof Center
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2022-10-28
Muditā - Wertschätzende Freude
62:31
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Yuka Nakamura
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Muditā ist das dritte der vier Brahmavihāras, der himmlischen Verweilzustände. Sie ist die Fähigkeit, sich über das, was heilsam und gut ist zu freuen und es wertzuschätzen - bei sich selbst und bei anderen. Muditā hilft dem Geist, angesichts von Leiden und Herausforderungen im Gleichgewicht zu bleiben. Welche Faktoren stehen der Freude im Weg und wie können wir sie bewusst kultivieren?
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Pauenhof Center
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2022-09-30
Meditation on the elements inside ourselves, Dhamma talk Part 2 on Satipaṭṭhāna: Feelings (vedana)
1:22:06
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Bhante Sujato
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Meditation on the elements inside ourselves. Dhamma talk Part 2 on Satipaṭṭhāna: Feelings (vedana). Satipaṭṭhāna as a "samādhinimitta", use of nimitta vs. descriptions of lights during meditation in the suttas. Anapanāsati as a another way to do Satipaṭṭhāna. Vedana as present in the breath. Pain during meditation. How the Buddha emphasised happiness during meditation (often a synonym for meditation!). Equanamity is the final stage in major lists such as the seven awakening factors, brahmavihāras.
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Lokanta Vihara
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2022-07-07
Working with Hindrances to Mettā Meditation (Retreat at Spirit Rock)
49:25
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Tempel Smith
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As we practice mettā meditation we will have waves where the practice feels easy, intuitive and validating; and we will all have waves where we struggle. There are five very common states which visit us in meditation practice called the "five hindrances". These are commonly named in English as craving, aversion, dullness, restlessness, and doubt. For steady mettā practice our first response to these challenges is to practice more carefully with patience determination. The second response is to offer ourselves kindness and compassion during challenging times. For mettā meditation and for the other three brahmaviharas, our third response to challenging times is to turn wakefully towards the qualities of the challenge and see them as only temporary conditions. We can greatly reduce the experience of suffering in the hindrances when we have mindful experience of them.
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Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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July Lovingkindness Retreat
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2022-05-20
Guided death contemplation, Dhamma talk on Carrion sutta – Amaganda
1:40:22
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Bhante Sujato,
Bhante Akāliko
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From Harris Park. Death contemplation guided by Bhante Akāliko. Dhamma talk by Bhante Sujato: Carrion sutta (Snp 2.2) Amaganda: literally "raw stench". A (presumably) hard-core vegan ascetic challenges the Buddha about his eating a cooked meal with meat. The Buddha's response: a conduct of practicing the four Brahma Viharas is what a monastic / ascetic lifestyle is about.
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Lokanta Vihara
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Attached Files:
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Carrion sutta (Snp 2.2)
by suttacentral.net
(Link)
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