Dharma talk live streaming from the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, CA.
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CLEAR ALL
Poet and best-selling author says there are many ways to grow as human beings, but there are only two universal experiences: Either we are broken open or we willfully shed what isn't working in our lives. Watch as Mark explains what sacrifice means and how to find what's truly sacred in life.
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Doubt in early Buddhism is something we need to overcome in order to make progress along the path. I'll look at doubt in this video, and provide three different strategies we can use that can help with them.
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LETTING GO Let go of 'letting go'. (And let go of not being able to 'let go'.) Simply let the moment go the way the moment goes. Or not. And what is left to 'let go' of? - Jeff Foster
A clip from Ruth Denison's teachings during 2010 Women's Fall Retreat at Dhamma Dena Desert Vipassana Center. Ruth Denison studied in Burma in the early 1960's with the meditation master Sayagi U Ba Khin.
Lama Surya Das offers his perspective on what it means to center oneself in Buddha-nature, how one lives and acts in the wakeful state, the balance of inner and outer life, the relationship between enlightenment and social transformation, and more.
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Spirituality is about a transformation of consciousness, yet this transformation does not come about through struggling to achieve it.
Oprah knows one thing for sure about anger: If you allow the past to define your present, you'll never get to live the life you were meant to live.
An easy, simple process for how to release past trauma right now. We've all had experiences we'd like to forget. While past experiences can be instructive, re-living them and nursing the festering wound of a past event adds nothing good to your life.
If you hold on to pain inflicted by others, you risk missing an opportunity to move forward. Watch as Oprah explains why she had to let go of her tumultuous upbringing and negative feelings toward her grandmother.