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Dharma Talks given at Gaia House
2021-10-10 The View of the View Shapes the View 1:25:06
Nathan Glyde
Exploring ditthupādāna: attachment to views. How to hold, let go, evolve, and expand our views, opinions, and understandings of these teachings. Includes a 30-min meditation, Dharma Reflection, and responses to questions (for privacy’s sake the questions are not recorded)
Gaia House Online Dharma Hall - Oct 2021

2021-10-09 Community and Care: Part 3 - Dharma Talk 44:27
Stephen Batchelor
Care as unifying principle in the practice.
Gaia House Community & Care - Online Fundraiser (Evening Event)

2021-10-09 Community and Care: Part 2 - Instructions and Guided Sit 46:40
Martine Batchelor
Creative listening and speaking.
Gaia House Community & Care - Online Fundraiser (Evening Event)

2021-10-09 Community and Care: Part One - Discussion 18:54
Martine Batchelor
Gaia House Community & Care - Online Fundraiser (Evening Event)

2021-10-03 Timeless Ethics, Life Structures, and Living Without Remorse 61:37
Leela Sarti
Day 2, Part 3: Teachings, Introduction to Inquiry Practice
Gaia House Timeless Presence in the Midst of Daily Life (a series of four online practice days)

2021-10-03 Timeless Ethics, Life Structures, and Living Without Remorse 44:38
Leela Sarti
Teachings
Gaia House Timeless Presence in the Midst of Daily Life (a series of four online practice days)

2021-10-03 Timeless Ethics, Life Structures, and Living Without Remorse 38:32
Leela Sarti
Teachings, Guided Meditation
Gaia House Online Dharma Hall - Oct 2021

2021-09-29 Dependent Origination - Week 4, Part 2 37:13
Zohar Lavie
Guided Meditation, Teachings
Gaia House Dependent Origination; a Path of Liberating Insight

2021-09-29 Dependent Origination - Week 4, Part 1 27:52
Zohar Lavie
Teachings
Gaia House Dependent Origination; a Path of Liberating Insight

2021-09-25 Non-reactive with Distractions 68:52
Nathan Glyde
To be distracted, etymologically, is to be "drawn apart". The opposite of distraction therefore may be more skilfully called gathered rather than undistracted. Does our way of relating to the activity of the distractible heart-mind create dukkha (stress and reactivity) or release into a gathered and harmonised freedom?
Gaia House Online Dharma Hall - Sept 2021

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