4 Applications of Mindfulness

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4 Applications of Mindfulness

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49 minutes

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Aug 13, 2017

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Andrew provides a brief overview of satipatthana (The foundations of mindfulness) and then offers a discussion on 4 applications of mindfulness that are offered throughout the Buddhist discourses in the Pali Cannon.

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Aug 13, 2017

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Wild Heart Meditation Center's podcast offers an assortment of talks given on topics as they relate to Buddhist practice. Wild Heart's guiding teacher, Andrew Chapman, along with other group facilitators share their experience with Buddhist practice, specifically offering practical teachings and instructions for our everyday, ordinary, lives.

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Spiritual Urgency: Andrew discusses the role of commitment and motivation in the undertaking of spiritual practice. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Reflections on Ajahn Cha: Thai forest master Ajahn Cha has made a huge influence on dharma in the west. Here, Dave offers some reflections on his teachings and teaching style. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Dave Smith & Andrew Chapman at ATS Nashville: Dave Smith is in town at Against the Stream Nashville! Andrew and Dave share personal experience with confronting life's ups and downs on the path and how committing to dharma practice has transformed their relationship to pain and loss. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Mindfulness of Feeling: In this talk, Andrew discusses the importance of the second foundation of mindfulness (i.e. feeling tone) in the role of everyday awakening. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Faith: Dave Smith discusses the importance and challenge of "letting go" of obstacles that get in the way of our freedom. He discusses the role of faith and confidence as it relates to Buddhist practice. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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The Five Hindrances: Andrew discusses the 4th Foundation of Mindfulness, highlighting the contemplation of "The Five Hindrances" as they relate to Buddhist practice. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Separation, Social Suffering, & Compassionate Action: Special guest, Lizzie Harrigan, & ATS facilitator, Andrew Chapman, offer some reflection after the recent election. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Separation and Social Suffering: For tonight's group, Andrew opens up dialogue surrounding separateness and suffering. He discusses how our deepest insecurities and fears, combined with years of history and subordinate vs. dominate (i.e. "self" and "other") dynamics influence our actions and our resistance to collective awakening. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Equanimity: Andrew details the importance of the development of equanimity in Buddhist practice. He offers a definition, description, and practical application of the practice. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Andrew Speaks at Alameda Sangha: Andrew offered this talk at Alameda Sangha in Oakland, CA. He discusses the Buddha's teaching, "The Noble Quest," highlighting the Buddha's discussion of the path to liberation as both a shift in perspective from "place" to "ground" and a path that goes "against the stream." by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Sexuality & Intimacy: Do we consider SEX a part of our spiritual practice? Andrew discusses the importance of including sexuality & intimacy as a part of Buddhist practice. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Second Noble Truth: In this talk, Dave Smith discusses the Second Noble Truth, highlighting the push and pull of craving and how this manifests as reactivity and dis-ease. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Compassion: Andrew discusses his personal experience with compassion practice and the role of willingness, empathy, and limit-setting in engaged Buddhist practice. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Papanca: Mental Proliferation: Andrew speaks on the topic of "Papanca" - i.e. mental proliferation. He discusses how themes of craving/clinging, self-obsession, and fixed views and opinions lay the ground for much of the mental anguish in our lives. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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ATS Santa Monica: The Power of Perception: Andrew speaks at the Against the Stream center in Santa Monica and discusses the "Power of Perception" and the role of perception in awakening. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Awakening: Dave Smith leads a retreat at New Life Foundation and speaks on the topic of "Awakening". Where does the Buddhist path lead, and what is the process of awakening? by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Appreciation: Andrew discusses the human tendency towards self-harshness and self-improvement, and how this "negativity bias" of the mind gets in the way of finding joy and fulfillment in life. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Developing A Daily Meditation Practice: Andrew talks about some of the fundamentals of developing a meditation practice: 1. why we commit to practice; 2. how we approach meditation; and 3. what we do while we meditate. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Training the Heart: Appreciation for Self & Others: On the fifth night of Against the Stream's annual Fall retreat, Andrew discusses the role of non-attached appreciation and sympathetic joy on the path of awakening. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Liberation Through Non-Clinging: Andrew discusses the path of freedom outlined by the Buddha: Liberation through non-clinging. He discusses how the relational practice of mindfulness can help us identify areas of our lives where we cling and hold on to unnecessary suffering. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Samadhi: Andrew discusses the role of samadhi (i.e. concentration or "collectedness of awareness") in mindfulness practice. by Wild Heart Meditation Center
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Beginning Meditation - Theory and Practice: A comprehensive lecture on meditation which provides an overview of concentration, insight, mindfulness, and introspection. Includes an overview of several practices to develop concentration and insight and recommended goals for a beginner of meditation. by Glorian Podcast
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4 Applications of Mindfulness

4 Applications of Mindfulness

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