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Dharma Talks given at Spirit Rock Meditation Center
2011-05-05 The Garden of the Heart 57:49
Jack Kornfield
Spirit Rock Meditation Center (Yucca Valley) Spring Vipassana Retreat

2011-05-04 Equanimity in Action II 63:07
Donald Rothberg
A continued exploration of the nature of equanimity, how we cultivate it in formal practice and in action. with a particular focus in the last part of the talk on "The Eight Worldly Winds"
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2011-05-03 A Life of Truth 64:13
Eugene Cash
Understanding practice to include deep retreat and the entirety of life.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2011-05-02 The Common Denominator 55:06
Will Kabat-Zinn
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Monday and Wednesday Talks

2011-05-02 The Path of Liberating Insight 64:27
Steve Armstrong
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Concentration

2011-05-01 Stories of the Tudong Monks pt 1 of 3 61:31
Ajahn Pasanno
Stories of the Tudong Monks. How they can guide our lives today.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2011-05-01 Letting go of Disturbance, Deepening Stillness 60:07
Sally Armstrong
To deepen our meditation practice we need to work skillfully with whatever is a disturbance -- whether it's the gross forms of the hindrances, or the subtlest manifestations of restlessness. This subtle restlessness often comes from a primal anxiety. We need to recognize this and find the stillness in our experience. Then we can truly be with things as they are.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Concentration

2011-05-01 Stories of the Tudong Monks, pt 3 of 3 43:04
Ajahn Pasanno
pt 3 of 3
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2011-05-01 Stories of the Tudong Monks, pt 2 of 3 1:19:03
Ajahn Pasanno
pt 2 of 3
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2011-04-30 Commitment to Intimacy, Equanimity & Continuity 65:39
Phillip Moffitt
The practice of samadhi requires commitment to wise effort towards concentration. it requires overcoming resistance to concentration, to be willing to feel intimacy with teh object. The fruit of commitment to concentration is one-pointed equanimity. Concentration can be considered om five different qualities from dedication to steadiness.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Concentration

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