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Dharma Talks
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2010-01-28
A Wise Relationship To Practice
1:17:55
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Rob Burbea
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Please note that these talks are from a 4 week retreat for experienced meditators. The talks and meditations can be listened to in any order or individually, but as they progressively unfold different levels of understanding of Emptiness, they will probably be more fully understood and the practices more easily developed if taken in series.
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Gaia House
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Meditation on Emptiness (2010)
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2010-01-26
Anatta
1:45:45
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John Peacock
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Please note that these talks are from a 4 week retreat for experienced meditators. The talks and meditations can be listened to in any order or individually, but as they progressively unfold different levels of understanding of Emptiness, they will probably be more fully understood and the practices more easily developed if taken in series.
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Gaia House
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Meditation on Emptiness (2010)
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2010-01-23
Guided Meditation: Three Characteristics
55:14
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Rob Burbea
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Please note that these talks are from a 4 week retreat for experienced meditators. The talks and meditations can be listened to in any order or individually, but as they progressively unfold different levels of understanding of Emptiness, they will probably be more fully understood and the practices more easily developed if taken in series.
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Gaia House
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Meditation on Emptiness (2010)
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2010-01-21
An Introduction to Emptiness
1:12:21
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Rob Burbea
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Please note that these talks are from a 4 week retreat for experienced meditators. The talks and meditations can be listened to in any order or individually, but as they progressively unfold different levels of understanding of Emptiness, they will probably be more fully understood and the practices more easily developed if taken in series.
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Gaia House
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Meditation on Emptiness (2010)
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2010-01-21
Samadhi and Insight (a few pointers)
51:26
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Rob Burbea
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Please note that these talks are from a 4 week retreat for experienced meditators. The talks and meditations can be listened to in any order or individually, but as they progressively unfold different levels of understanding of Emptiness, they will probably be more fully understood and the practices more easily developed if taken in series.
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Gaia House
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Meditation on Emptiness (2010)
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2009-12-05
Why Do We Have To Be Human?
17:46
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Ayya Medhanandi
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Meditation is a renewable resource. “Why do we have to be human? O not because happiness exists – but because being in this Dharma realm means so much.” Our spiritual work reveals how we must hold the mind – as refuge, safety, and protection from harm. This is the basis for true happiness. We pay attention to what is impermanent and thereby discover deeper treasure, knowing Reality, the truest renewable resource. With the ego disabled from consciousness, we transcend beyond the bonds and blindness of our human existence.
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The Dharma Centre
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