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Dharma Talks given at Spirit Rock Meditation Center
2015-02-01 Morning Instructions Day 1 44:07
James Baraz
Intro - finding an anchor, breath, body, sound
Spirit Rock Meditation Center February Insight Meditation Retreat

2015-01-29 Living Your Practice 52:17
Mary Grace Orr
Do good, avoid evil, appreciate your lunacy, and pray for help: how we can work with this teaching in the context of the Eightfold Path.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Developing Compassion: The Fruit of Our Practice

2015-01-29 Taking Your Practice home 56:40
Mark Coleman
How do we integrate practice into daily life? This talk explores how the eight fold path and the five precepts support us in life.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Natural Radiance: The Liberating Power of Awareness

2015-01-28 Suffering and Gratitude 53:14
Norman Fischer
Developing compassion requires us to learn to face pain rather than run from it. Gratitude practice helps us to see that we are connected to every thing- Good and bad. In the end we're grateful even for our pain, which turns out to be the gateway to a deeper love.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Developing Compassion: The Fruit of Our Practice

2015-01-28 Compassionate Awareness 56:37
Mark Coleman
Integrating the qualities of kindness and mindfulness provides the capacity to be with a range of experience in ourselves and others with wisdom and ease.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Natural Radiance: The Liberating Power of Awareness

2015-01-28 Dharma of Ferdinand 64:54
Sylvia Boorstein
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2015-01-27 Meeting Our Suffering 48:26
Mary Grace Orr
Exploring The Four Noble Truths & The practice of Tonglen
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Developing Compassion: The Fruit of Our Practice

2015-01-27 Winter Path of Parenting Week 3 1:27:49
Grace Fisher
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Winter Path of Parenting

2015-01-26 Feedback In The Context of Dharma Practice 39:54
Matthew Brensilver
Spirit Rock Meditation Center
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2015-01-26 Bodhisattva Vision 60:33
Norman Fischer
Suffering is pervasive-there's no escape. But we all suffer together in exactly the same way, so we are close to one another. Bodhisattvas know this means love and compassion are the most real emotions in our lives.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Developing Compassion: The Fruit of Our Practice

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