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Retreat Dharma Talks at Spirit Rock Meditation Center

Equanimity and Awareness Retreat

2018-05-13 (8 days) Spirit Rock Meditation Center

  
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2018-05-14 Day 1: Brahma Vihara Guided Meditation (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 47:34
Kamala Masters
2018-05-15 Day 2: Sitting Meditation and Instructions (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 43:07
Sally Armstrong
2018-05-15 Day 1: Sitting Meditation and Instructions (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 51:48
Kamala Masters
2018-05-15 Equanimity-Seeing the World with Quiet Eyes (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 68:31
Kamala Masters
This is similar to other talks with the same title, but includes understanding the practice of equanimity for this particular retreat.
2018-05-15 The roles of mindfulness, metta and equanimity in our practice (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 60:59
Sally Armstrong
Equanimity is central to the Buddha's teachings and practices, and so underlies and supports both mindfulness and metta (loving-kindness). For Samma Sati, Right Mindfulness, to develop, equanimity needs to function to keep us connected with experiences even when they are difficult or challenging, to deepen insight into the true nature of reality. In metta practice, equanimity keeps the heart open when conditions are not ideal for kindness - and they are often not ideal!
2018-05-16 1st day of Equanimity Instructions for this retreat (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 43:22
Kamala Masters
Developing Equanimity for Neutral person and Benefactor
2018-05-16 Day 3: Brahma Vihara Guided Meditation (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 43:15
Sally Armstrong
2018-05-17 Day 4: Sitting Meditation and Instructions (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 41:17
Sally Armstrong
2018-05-17 Day 4: Brahma Vihara Guided Meditation (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 41:28
Sally Armstrong
2018-05-17 The Five Spiritual Faculties relationship to Equanimity (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 65:07
Kamala Masters
This talk covers how the balance between faith and wisdom, and concentration and energy develops the balance of equanimity. This balance of equanimity greatly supports mindfulness.
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