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Dharma Talks given at Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge
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2018-09-14 Guided Metta meditation. 51:26
Caroline Jones
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge September 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-09-11 Happiness Of Practice 66:38
Winnie Nazarko
Buddhism talks a lot about suffering, so the question arises: "Where is there happiness on the path?" This topic is explored from various perspectives
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge September 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-09-07 Working with the hindrances. 44:17
Caroline Jones
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge September 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-08-24 Anatta. 49:48
Caroline Jones
The third in a series of talks on the three characteristics of experience: impermanent, unsatisfying and not me or mine.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge August 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-08-17 Dukkha. 51:22
Caroline Jones
The second in a series of talks on the three characteristics of experience: impermanent, unsatisfying and not me or mine.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge August 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-08-10 Anicca. 45:10
Caroline Jones
The first in a series of talks on the three characteristics of experience: impermanent, unsatisfying and not me or mine.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge August 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-07-25 The Simile of the Cloth (Majjhima Nikaya) and The Four Noble Truths in short 52:44
Sayadaw U Jagara
Based on that sutta, we see the role of perception (sañña) in how we relate to our experience of the world.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-07-23 Disenchantment and dispassion --> Knowledge and vision of liberation 61:09
Nikki Mirghafori
This talk discusses the last conditional links described in the Kimatthiya Sutta (“What Purpose?”) (Anguttara Nikaya 10.1), where the Buddha teaches Ananda that wholesome ethical behavior leads to non-regret, which leads to gladness, .... ultimately leading to liberation. The penultimate stage of the list is Nibbida virāgo, which are often translated as disenchantment and dispassion (thought "free of enchantment and free of fire of passion" is a more appropriate translation, as discussed in the talk). The list in the sutta, as well as the talk, end with a brief discussion of knowledge and vision of liberation (Vimutti ñāna dassana), which is synonymous with nibbana.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-07-21 Morning Reflection - Meditation on the Four Elements 36:22
Sayadaw U Jagara
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

2018-07-20 Morning Reflection 2:17:57
Sayadaw U Jagara
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July 2018 at IMS- Forest Refuge

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