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Dharma Talks
given at New York Insight Meditation Center
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2015-03-08
Liberation Today - Awakening, Past & Future - Sunday PM
51:39
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Shinzen Young
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This 2-day program will consider three questions about the nature of awakening and contrast various techniques culled from the history of liberation-oriented practice.
The Questions:
1. Do the 3 Vehicles of Buddhism lead to essentially similar experiences?
2. How do these experiences relate to those described in the mystical traditions of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Hinduism?
3. How feasible are these deep awakening experiences for a non-monastic/householder practitioners?
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New York Insight Meditation Center
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2015-03-07
Liberation Today - Awakening, Past & Future - Saturday AM
1:53:04
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Shinzen Young
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This 2-day program will consider three questions about the nature of awakening and contrast various techniques culled from the history of liberation-oriented practice.
The Questions:
1. Do the 3 Vehicles of Buddhism lead to essentially similar experiences?
2. How do these experiences relate to those described in the mystical traditions of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Hinduism?
3. How feasible are these deep awakening experiences for a non-monastic/householder practitioners?
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New York Insight Meditation Center
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2015-03-07
Liberation Today - Awakening, Past & Future - Saturday PM
1:11:48
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Shinzen Young
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This 2-day program will consider three questions about the nature of awakening and contrast various techniques culled from the history of liberation-oriented practice.
The Questions:
1. Do the 3 Vehicles of Buddhism lead to essentially similar experiences?
2. How do these experiences relate to those described in the mystical traditions of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Hinduism?
3. How feasible are these deep awakening experiences for a non-monastic/householder practitioners?
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New York Insight Meditation Center
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2015-03-02
The Buddha & Bill W - February-2015
1:10:24
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Angela Dews
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2500 years ago the Buddha said craving and attachment is the cause of suffering. In the 1930’s Bill Wilson started the first Twelve-Step program that worked with a deep form of craving and suffering: addictions. In these monthly meetings, we explore the ways that Buddhism and the Steps support and complement each other and can deepen our spiritual lives. The meetings include Buddhist meditation practices, interactive exercises, dharma talks and discussion.
The evenings are open to all who are interested. You need not be in a Twelve Step program nor have a background in Buddhism.
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New York Insight Meditation Center
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2015-01-05
The Buddha & Bill W, January
32:48
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Sandra Weinberg
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2500 years ago the Buddha said craving and attachment is the cause of suffering. In the 1930’s Bill Wilson started the first Twelve-Step program that worked with a deep form of craving and suffering: addictions. In these monthly meetings, we explore the ways that Buddhism and the Steps support and complement each other and can deepen our spiritual lives. The meetings include Buddhist meditation practices, interactive exercises, dharma talks and discussion.
The evenings are open to all who are interested. You need not be in a Twelve Step program nor have a background in Buddhism.
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New York Insight Meditation Center
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Buddha & Bill W. Sangha
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2014-12-01
The Buddha & Bill W. - December 2014 -
1:12:32
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Sandra Weinberg
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2500 years ago the Buddha said craving and attachment is the cause of suffering. In the 1930’s Bill Wilson started the first Twelve-Step program that worked with a deep form of craving and suffering: addictions. In these monthly meetings, we explore the ways that Buddhism and the Steps support and complement each other and can deepen our spiritual lives. The meetings include Buddhist meditation practices, interactive exercises, dharma talks and discussion.
The evenings are open to all who are interested. You need not be in a Twelve Step program nor have a background in Buddhism.
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New York Insight Meditation Center
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NYI Regular Talks
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