Dharma Talks
given at Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC
2012-08-22
Part 2: 1000 Serious Moves
1:21:27
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Tara Brach
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We easily habituate to feeling stressed, leaning forward, trying to figure things out and get things done. The undercurrent is we are living reactively--resisting unpleasant experience, seeking out more comfort and ease--perpetually wanting life to be different than it is. In response to this confined way of living, the Buddha invites us to discover our innate capacity for happiness, the well-being that arises in full presence. These two talks explore the ways we get caught in the trance of reactivity and grimness, and the pathways to unconditioned happiness.
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Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC
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IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks
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2012-08-15
Part 1: 1000 Serious Moves
1:26:15
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Tara Brach
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We easily habituate to feeling stressed, leaning forward, trying to figure things out and get things done. The undercurrent is we are living reactively--resisting unpleasant experience, seeking out more comfort and ease--perpetually wanting life to be different than it is. In response to this confined way of living, the Buddha invites us to discover our innate capacity for happiness, the well-being that arises in full presence. These two talks explore the ways we get caught in the trance of reactivity and grimness, and the pathways to unconditioned happiness.
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Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC
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IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks
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2012-08-01
Back to the Garden
1:16:45
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Tara Brach
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The suffering of perceiving ourselves as separate selves expresses as fear, aggression, shame and a host of other afflictive emotions. This talk examines how, by taking refuge in the present moment, and taking refuge in love, we reconnect with our wholeness, and the timeless presence that is home. This inquiry includes a guided meditation on the power of prayer to carry us back to our natural belonging.
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Insight Meditation Community of Washington DC
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IMCW Wednesday Evening Talks
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