Dharma Seed - Dharma Talks

2012-02-29 Embodied Presence 1:21:01

Tara Brach

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We often move through the day in a reactive trance, removed from the aliveness of our bodies and this natural world. This talk explores how coming home to our bodies awakens us to living love, creativity and the deepest realization of who we are.

Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC : IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks

2012-02-29 Sitting on the Edge of the World 27:30
John Travis	Download Listen
Transition talk for two month retreatants. Change and the loss of one monthers. Supporting the stillness.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center : Insight Meditation Retreat, March Month Long

2012-02-29 Refuge In What Is Real 59:16
Mark Nunberg	Download Listen
Dharma Talk
Common Ground Meditation Center

2012-02-29 One Auspicious Day 41:38
Ayya Santussika	Download Listen
at San Jose Insight
Karuna Buddhist Vihara

2012-02-29 Birth, Death and Vision for an Amazing Future in a technology world. 66:48
Sylvia Boorstein	Download Listen
With special guests: Jack Kornfield, Johan Wikman and Susan Felix.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center : Monday and Wednesday Talks

2012-02-28 4 of This and 5 of That 60:58
Pascal Auclair	Download Listen
A few words on body awareness, 4 elements and the 5 aggregates.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center : Insight Meditation Retreat, February Month long

2012-02-28 Live a Life that Leads to Freedom 47:52
Howard Cohn	Download Listen
Mission Dharma

2012-02-27 Contentment 59:02
James Baraz	Download Listen
The Buddha called contentment "the greatest wealth." Contentment, "santutthi" in Pali, supports many other wholesome states including, renunciation, equanimity, peace, gratitude and generosity. We can cultivate contentment on and off the cushion while not being complacent or lazy in our dharma practice.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center : Insight Meditation Retreat, February Month long

2012-02-26 Patterns of Becoming 5: the End of Karma 57:38
Guy Armstrong	Download Listen
The fifth and last in a series of talks discusses the troublesome patterns of mind and volitional action that we identify as self, and how we can step out of them with the tools of dharma practice. The Buddha said that one who is fully awake has found an end to karma, and end to compulsive formations.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center : Insight Meditation Retreat, February Month long

2012-02-26 Guided Mindfulness of Breath 14:40
Mark Coleman	Download Listen
Spirit Rock Meditation Center