80 Equanimity and Rigpa
from Spring 2011 Shamatha Retreat Hosted by B Alan Wallace
Alan begins this afternoon session with a profoundly wise and skillful dharma talk on the deepest kind of equanimity: that which is viewed from the perspective of rigpa. This 55 minute talk is followed by the unguided meditation (not included) and one question from the group: Sometimes I rephrase your guided meditation questions to suit myself. Is this okay?
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