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Dharma Talks given at Spirit Rock Meditation Center
2013-05-17 Birth & Death 64:09
Eugene Cash
Marana Sati, Mindfulness of life and death, is an inherent aspect of Buddhist teachings and practice. Both life and death are doorways to awakening.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Aging as Spiritual Opportunity: A retreat for those 55 and older

2013-05-16 Recognizing the 3 Characteristics As We Age 51:39
Anna Douglas
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Aging as Spiritual Opportunity: A retreat for those 55 and older

2013-05-15 Loving Ourselves As We Grow Older 59:04
James Baraz
The importance of accepting and learning to love ourselves is important at any age. But it is particularly crucial as as we learn to adjust to a body and mind going through the aging process as well as a new self-identity about who we are.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Aging as Spiritual Opportunity: A retreat for those 55 and older

2013-05-15 Dependent Origination IV-Review and Introduction to Liberative Dependent Origination 62:35
Donald Rothberg
After a brief review of dependent origination. We also review ways of intervening in the cycle of suffering, and then begin to explore the teaching of "liberative" or "transcendental" dependent origination-focused on the causes and conditions leading to freedom and liberation.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2013-05-14 Essential Dharma, Part 3, Week 7 B 45:35
Mark Coleman
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Essential Dharma: Core Buddhist Teachings, Part 3, 2013

2013-05-14 Essential Dharma, Part 3, Week 7 A 57:57
Mark Coleman
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Essential Dharma: Core Buddhist Teachings, Part 3, 2013

2013-05-14 Not Knowing 53:56
Eugene Cash
The skillfulness of not-knowing is part of practice and the contemplative experience. We are released from the limitations of the known with the inclusion of not-knowing. The skill and art of not-knowing becomes one of the doorways to awakening, realization and the continued maturation of our understanding. As the Zen monk/poet Ryokan said, "I do not know others. Others do not know me. Not knowing each other we naturally follow the way."
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Aging as Spiritual Opportunity: A retreat for those 55 and older

2013-05-13 Patience and Perseverence 65:46
Phillip Moffitt
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2013-05-10 Dharma and Recovery, May, Part B 58:17
Kevin Griffin
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2013-05-10 Dharma and Recovery - May, Part A 46:06
Kevin Griffin
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

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