07/28/16: “Right Effort, Part 1” with Dennis Warren
This talk has a focus on Right Effort and presents a model for understanding and working with this core practice that may be a little different than you have heard […]
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This talk has a focus on Right Effort and presents a model for understanding and working with this core practice that may be a little different than you have heard […]
“What is the benefit of living the contemplative life?” This is the question put to the historical Buddha by King Ajatasattu. The dialogue that continues is one of the most […]
This evening we discussed gratitude in the context of the Highest Blessings or Causes for Happiness found in the Maha-mangala Sutta. For those interested in reading this short and original […]
Death and dying are topics we are simultaneously fascinated with and repelled by. The fascination with death has made it a contemporary entertainment topic. Just witness the number of deaths […]
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WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF LIVING THE CONTEMPLATIVE LIFE? This is the question put to the historical Buddha by King Ajatasattu. The dialogue that continues is one of the most […]
Dharma Discussion with Heather Sundberg, Senior Visiting Teacher. Opening the Heart: Heather’s Recent Journey To Sri Lanka, woven together with two more favorite suttas. If you would like to download […]
What do the Battle of Puebla, an allergic attack, and the Cycle of Reactivity (aka Dependent Origination) have in common? Using a lesser known teaching on Dependent Origination from the […]
This second of two evening discussions is about what we all find difficult – strong experiences in daily life that threaten, or do, throw us spinning out of balance. To […]
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