Tina Rasmussen: Differences Between Samatha and Vipassana

(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) This talk given by Tina Rasmussen and Stephen Snyder includes: differences between the practices, useful ways to work with hindrances.

An episode of the Dharma Seed - dharmaseed.org: Tina Rasmussen's most recent Dharma talks podcast, hosted by Tina Rasmussen, titled "Tina Rasmussen: Differences Between Samatha and Vipassana" was published on January 14, 2012 and runs 28 minutes.

January 14, 2012 ·28m · Dharma Seed - dharmaseed.org: Tina Rasmussen's most recent Dharma talks

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(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) This talk given by Tina Rasmussen and Stephen Snyder includes: differences between the practices, useful ways to work with hindrances.

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(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) This talk given by Tina Rasmussen and Stephen Snyder includes: differences between the practices, useful ways to work with hindrances.

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