We will continue our study of the Fourteen Verses on Meditation with Verse Four:
My breathing and my steps
enable me to generate the energy of mindfulness,
so that I can be aware of and touch
the wonders of life within and around me.
These teachings were offered at Deer Park November 2010-February 2011 much the same as the Moment by Moment teachings this past winter. The Fourteen Verses on Meditation, a course description, weekly handouts and Dharmacasts are available for practice and reflection.
Verse 4 Dharmacast
Handout Verse 4 of 14
practicing mindfulness in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh
This Sunday, June 17th
Pete will continue to lead us in our study of the Fourteen Verses on Meditation with Verse Three:
The practice of vipashyana is to look deeply
into the nature of the five skandhas,
so that I may develop understanding
and transform suffering.
These teachings were offered at Deer Park November 2010-February 2011 much the same as the Moment by Moment teachings this past winter. The Fourteen Verses on Meditation, a course description, weekly handouts and Dharmacasts are available for practice and reflection.
Verse 3 Dharmacast
Handout Verse 3 of 14
The practice of vipashyana is to look deeply
into the nature of the five skandhas,
so that I may develop understanding
and transform suffering.
These teachings were offered at Deer Park November 2010-February 2011 much the same as the Moment by Moment teachings this past winter. The Fourteen Verses on Meditation, a course description, weekly handouts and Dharmacasts are available for practice and reflection.
Verse 3 Dharmacast
Handout Verse 3 of 14
This Sunday, June 10th
Dmitry will lead us in our study of Verse Two of the Fourteen Verses on Meditation:
The practice of shamatha is to stop,
so that I may recognize and touch,
nourish and heal,
settle down and concentrate.
These teachings were offered at Deer Park November 2010-February 2011 much the same as the Moment by Moment teachings this past winter. The Fourteen Verses on Meditation, a course description, weekly handouts and Dharmacasts are available for practice and reflection.
Verse 2 Dharmacast: Stopping means to be still
Handout for Verse 2 of 14
The practice of shamatha is to stop,
so that I may recognize and touch,
nourish and heal,
settle down and concentrate.
These teachings were offered at Deer Park November 2010-February 2011 much the same as the Moment by Moment teachings this past winter. The Fourteen Verses on Meditation, a course description, weekly handouts and Dharmacasts are available for practice and reflection.
Verse 2 Dharmacast: Stopping means to be still
Handout for Verse 2 of 14
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)