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Dharma Talks
2007-09-18 Creativity Retreat - Success 55:12
Norman Fischer
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2007-09-18 Peace And Love 54:34
Nina Wise
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Insight Meditation in Nature

2007-09-17 The Feminine In Buddhism 60:15
Jack Kornfield
THE POWER OF THE FEMININE, THE DANCE OF THE MASCULINE AND FEMININE, AND AWAKENING OF THE FEMININE WISDOM FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center

2007-09-17 All Skillful Means Are For The Purification Of The Heart-Mind 57:42
Carol Wilson
The Buddha famously stated that he taught one thing, dukka and its end. The heart-mind of non clinging is one way to describe the end of dukkha. One way of looking at the commonality of purpose in the various skillful means of our path is that they are rooted in the mind of non-clinging.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge September 2007 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2007-09-17 Ocean of Patience 55:22
Rob Burbea
Gaia House Deepening in Wisdom

2007-09-16 Understanding the Role of Technique 60:09
Mark Nunberg
Dharma Talk
Common Ground Meditation Center

2007-09-16 Noble Warming 1 40:04
Ayya Medhanandi
Singapore Buddhist Temple Retreat
National University of Singapore Buddhhist Society

2007-09-16 Questions and Answers 46:24
Eugene Cash
San Francisco Insight Meditation Community

2007-09-16 Precious Human Life 42:37
Christina Feldman
Gaia House Deepening in Wisdom

2007-09-15 The Wilderness of Anger 69:48
Ayya Medhanandi
Why does anger cause us so much misery? As long as we feed it, anger insidiously undermines our spiritual work. Mindful and aware, we learn to refrain from feeding that angry dog and we loosen its foothold within the mind. By the power of loving-kindness and compassion, we disarm anger's toxicity and restore peace. These are the supreme medicines that will guide us through the wilderness of anger.
National University of Singapore Buddhhist Society

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