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Dharma Talks
2010-01-15 Uncovering the Luminous Mind - Working with the Hindrances 54:58
John Teasdale
The hindrances not only obstruct meditation practice, but stand between us and our inherent potential for clarity, wisdom and compassion. Ways of working with the hindrances to reveal that potential are discussed.
Gaia House An Exploration of Mindfulness MBCT/MBSR Retreat

2010-01-14 "Lake" Metta Meditation 22:46
Mark Coleman
A guided visual metta meditation.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Metta (Lovingkindness) Retreat for Scientists & Educators

2010-01-10 Who Am I? Guided Meditation 39:27
Ajahn Metta
Who Am I? A guided meditation
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2010-01-10 Who Am I? Guided Meditation 47:25
Ayya Santacitta
Who Am I? Guided Meditation.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2010-01-09 Loving kindness 57:01
Sharon Salzberg
A basic overview of loving kindness meditation
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Metta (Lovingkindness) Retreat for Scientists & Educators

2009-12-29 Emptiness and Insight Meditation 62:25
Rob Burbea
Gaia House New Years Retreat

2009-12-19 Body Scan 25:20
Mark Nunberg
Guided Meditation
Common Ground Meditation Center

2009-12-12 Guided Meditation 26:54
Thanissara
Working with the three steams of energy, being with breath
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Wings of Awakening: Cultivating the Five Spiritual Faculties

2009-12-09 Longing to Belong 1:20:06
Tara Brach
Spiritual practice reveals our belonging through bringing presence to three gateways: the aliveness of the present moment, loving relatedness, and the openness and lucidity of awareness itself. This talk includes guided meditations in exploring each gateway.
Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2009-12-05 Why Do We Have To Be Human? 17:20
Ayya Medhanandi
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.
The Dharma Centre

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