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Dharma Talks given at Spirit Rock Meditation Center
2012-10-22 Spiritual Bypassing 23:01
Sharda Rogell
It is possible to use our practice to keep away difficult emotions that we think are "bad" or "wrong" and this causes a split in our way of being in the world. When we practice a meditative approach to our emotions, we begin to wake up all parts of ourselves, and reclaim our humanity and our aliveness.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Trauma and Mindfulness: Continuing Class (5-week class series)

2012-10-21 Who Are We? 51:23
Wes Nisker
How meditation can shift our sense of identity.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2012-10-20 Listening and Loving 47:49
Pamela Weiss
A talk about Mindfulness as respectful looking and loving listening.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2012-10-20 Coming Home to Who You Are: Discovering Your Natural Capacity for Love, Integrity, and Compassion, Part 4 of 4 25:53
David Richo
Love, integrity and compassion are inborn in all of us. We benefit greatly however when we learn to practice them in effective ways. In the Buddhist, and in many other spiritual traditions, our 'right conduct' is a primary pathway to happiness and enlightened living. In psychological terms, it can lead us to fearless love, freedom from ego-centeredness, and contentment with ourselves and our predicaments. Most of all, we find the joy of living our lives at a heart level. We will find specific psychological and spiritual practices that can usher us into a new way of being alive -- as cheerful agents of the goodness that is in us all. Our choices for integrity and loving-kindness reflect that goodness and help us co-create a world of justice, peace, and love. This is an owners' guide to being an upright and loving human. Based on Dave's book with this same title.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2012-10-20 Coming Home to Who You Are: Discovering Your Natural Capacity for Love, Integrity, and Compassion, Part 3 of 4 56:23
David Richo
Love, integrity and compassion are inborn in all of us. We benefit greatly however when we learn to practice them in effective ways. In the Buddhist, and in many other spiritual traditions, our 'right conduct' is a primary pathway to happiness and enlightened living. In psychological terms, it can lead us to fearless love, freedom from ego-centeredness, and contentment with ourselves and our predicaments. Most of all, we find the joy of living our lives at a heart level. We will find specific psychological and spiritual practices that can usher us into a new way of being alive -- as cheerful agents of the goodness that is in us all. Our choices for integrity and loving-kindness reflect that goodness and help us co-create a world of justice, peace, and love. This is an owners' guide to being an upright and loving human. Based on Dave's book with this same title.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2012-10-20 Coming Home to Who You Are: Discovering Your Natural Capacity for Love, Integrity, and Compassion. Part 2 of 4 30:54
David Richo
Love, integrity and compassion are inborn in all of us. We benefit greatly however when we learn to practice them in effective ways. In the Buddhist, and in many other spiritual traditions, our 'right conduct' is a primary pathway to happiness and enlightened living. In psychological terms, it can lead us to fearless love, freedom from ego-centeredness, and contentment with ourselves and our predicaments. Most of all, we find the joy of living our lives at a heart level. We will find specific psychological and spiritual practices that can usher us into a new way of being alive -- as cheerful agents of the goodness that is in us all. Our choices for integrity and loving-kindness reflect that goodness and help us co-create a world of justice, peace, and love. This is an owners' guide to being an upright and loving human. Based on Dave's book with this same title.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2012-10-20 Coming Home to Who You Are: Discovering Your Natural Capacity for Love, Integrity, and Compassion. Part 1 of 4 1:13:22
David Richo
Love, integrity and compassion are inborn in all of us. We benefit greatly however when we learn to practice them in effective ways. In the Buddhist, and in many other spiritual traditions, our 'right conduct' is a primary pathway to happiness and enlightened living. In psychological terms, it can lead us to fearless love, freedom from ego-centeredness, and contentment with ourselves and our predicaments. Most of all, we find the joy of living our lives at a heart level. We will find specific psychological and spiritual practices that can usher us into a new way of being alive -- as cheerful agents of the goodness that is in us all. Our choices for integrity and loving-kindness reflect that goodness and help us co-create a world of justice, peace, and love. This is an owners' guide to being an upright and loving human. Based on Dave's book with this same title.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2012-10-19 Mindfulness, Identity and Incarnation 60:30
Jack Kornfield
The beauty and paradox revealed by attention to human incarnation.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Fall Insight Meditation Retreat

2012-10-17 Don't Make Your Mind a Problem: III 27:01
Sylvia Boorstein
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Trauma and Mindfulness: Continuing Class (5-week class series)

2012-10-17 Don't Make Your Mind a Problem:II 17:34
Sylvia Boorstein
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

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