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Retreat Dharma Talks
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2017-11-03
TBIF: on The Mula Sutta: Through the Portal of Self into the Non-Dual Heart
61:04
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Thanissara
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The Mula Sutta is a profound teaching that in ten lines condenses the journey from separative consciousness to the non dual heart. Thanissara will explore the process of unfolding this journey as it moves through the dissolution of discordant and isolating narratives to deepening trust in intuitive awareness informed by the living Dharma.
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2017-11-03
TBIF: on The Mula Sutta - q+a
17:49
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Thanissara
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The recording of the Q+A follows the study of the Mula Sutta which is freely available here:
http://nyi.dharmaseed.org/admin/talks/talk/47371/
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2017-11-06
The Buddha & Bill W. - November 6th 2017
1:22:57
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George Haas
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New York Insight Mediation Center welcomes Mettagroup founder George Haas as a guest teacher for the November 6 meeting of the Buddha and Bill W. group. Viewing addiction as being in essence an attachment disorder, George has created the Meditation Interventions for the Addiction Process program. Combining traditional meditation approaches, the relapse pattern theories from the work of G. Alan Marlatt, PhD., and John Bowlby’s Attachment Theory, the techniques and strategies covered in Meditation Interventions for the Addiction Process (MIAP) are specifically designed to support healing for people dealing with addiction and addiction-related issues. As evidenced by George’s own personal path, mindfulness meditation-based skills training can offer a truly effective behavioral change in the realm of addiction.
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2017-11-14
The Power of Mind
69:25
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Ven. Sayalay Susila
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Mind is a powerful element that affects our whole being. However, the power of it is almost unknown. This talk will reveal to you how a wholesome mind can overcome obstacles that arise, while an unwholesome mind hastens the ripening of unwholesome results.
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2017-12-05
Why Relationship Matters: Freeing our Minds, Freeing our World
55:04
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Oren Jay Sofer
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The teachings of Buddhism are often understood as an individual practice of psychological and spiritual liberation. How do these teachings and practices apply to transforming our relationships and our society? What is the freedom promised by the Buddhist path and how does it relate to issues of systemic oppression and collective suffering?
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2018-03-13
Meditation Interventions for the Addiction Process
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George Haas
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The techniques and strategies covered in this class are specifically designed to support healing for people dealing with addiction and addiction-related issues. As evidenced by George Haas’s own personal path, mindfulness meditation-based skills training can offer a truly effective behavioral change. Combining traditional meditation approaches, the relapse pattern theories from the work of G. Alan Marlatt Phd., and John Bowlby’s Attachment Theory, George offers a simple, easy-to-learn, and very pragmatic approach.
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