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Retreat Dharma Talks

IMCB Regular Talks

Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley

  
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2016-01-07 "Turning Ghosts into Ancestors" Guest tonight: Joe Bobrow. 66:09
James Baraz
"James guest tonight is Joseph Bobrow, a respected colleague and Zen teacher, who's work with veterans has been a major contribution in helping them heal from the trauma of war. Joe very movingly talks about his work and his book: Waking Up from War - A Better Way Home for Veterans and Nations.
2016-01-14 "Lifting the Veil of Delusion" 54:20
Kate Munding
2016-01-21 "Dana as Deep Letting Go Practice" (Dana Series: #1) 46:29
Kate Munding
2016-01-28 Essence of Dana that Relates to Our Inter-Connectedness (Dana Series #2) 49:01
Kate Munding
2016-02-04 Sila (Virtue) "Additional Focus to Wise and Harmonious Speech and Communication" (Series part 3) 54:44
Kate Munding
I’ll be continuing the talk series on The Three Pillars of the Dharma. The theme this week is the second pillar, Sila (virtue). I’ll be giving additional focus to wise and harmonious speech/communication, a topic I’ve been hearing people are interested in.
2016-02-11 Bhavana: About Concentration, Mindfulness and Insight Practice. (Series Part 4) 51:36
Kate Munding
2016-02-18 "Impermanence" 1:21:33
Donald Rothberg
2016-03-03 "Intensive Practice: Benefits and How It Works" 57:24
James Baraz
2016-03-10 "The Brightness of Awareness: An Evening with Catherine Ingram" 60:54
James Baraz, Catherine Ingram
James guest is Catherine Ingram, long time vipassana practitioner (with James on his first retreat in 1974 and IMS staff member in the 70's) as well as beloved non-dual teacher. After her talk and dialogues with the audience, James and Catherine have a conversation about applying the non-dual perspective in daily life situations.
2016-03-17 Sacred Activism Part 1: The Line Between Politics & Moral Imperative 57:12
James Baraz
These days as the political rhetoric gets heated and a feeling of unpredictability and potential violence grows practitioners may ask: "What is the appropriate dharmic response?" Is there a time when political involvement becomes a dharmic activity? And, if so, how can we be engaged in a skillful way as an integral part of our practice?
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