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Common Ground Meditation Center: Ajahn Jotipalo's most recent Dharma talks
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Ajahn Jotipālo was born in 1965 in Indiana. He received a B.A. from Wabash College and worked for six years in technical sales. He became interested in Theravada Buddhism after sitting several Goenka retreats. While on staff at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, he met Ajahn Amaro and Ajahn Punnadhammo. After leaving IMS, he spent three months with Ajahn Punnadhammo at the Arrow River Forest Hermitage in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Ajahn Jotipālo came to live at Abhayagiri in 1998 and subsequently spent two years training as an Anāgārika and Sāmaṇera. He ordained as a Bhikkhu with Ajahn Pasanno as preceptor on Ajahn Chah's birthday, June 17, 2000. Since that time, Ajahn Jotipālo has also stayed at Ajahn Chah-branch monasteries in Thailand, Canada, and New Zealand. He has returned to Abhayagiri for the vassa of 2012.
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Mark Nunberg: The Practices of Lovingkindness of Compassion - Week 7 - Suffusion with the Divine Abodes Chant and Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: The Practices of Lovingkindness of Compassion - Week 5 - Suffusion with the Divine Abodes Chant and Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: The Practices of Lovingkindness of Compassion - Week 4 - Suffusion with the Divine Abodes Chant and Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: The Practices of Lovingkindness of Compassion - Week 3 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: The Practices of Lovingkindness of Compassion - Week 1 - Suffusion with the Divine Abodes Chant and Meditation
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Amma Thanasanti: Surrendering to Love - Part 3 - Lovingkindness (Metta) Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Lovingkindness (Metta)
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Amma Thanasanti: Surrendering to Love - Part 4 - Lovingkindness (Metta) Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Lovingkindness (Metta)
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Mark Nunberg: The Practices of Lovingkindness and Compassion - Week 2 - Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center) The Buddha offered the Divine Abodes reflections as skillful and joyful places for the mind to abide. These practices aim at uncovering the heart’s natural capacity to love, care for, and appreciate all beings unconditionally, including ourselves. These practices are designed to help us get in touch with that wellspring in our hearts from which unconditional love flows. (Metta)
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Mark Nunberg: The Practices of Lovingkindness and Compassion - Week 1 - Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center) The Buddha offered the Divine Abodes reflections as skillful and joyful places for the mind to abide. These practices aim at uncovering the heart’s natural capacity to love, care for, and appreciate all beings unconditionally, including ourselves. These practices are designed to help us get in touch with that wellspring in our hearts from which unconditional love flows. (Metta)
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Mark Nunberg: Lovingkindness (Metta) - Meditation
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Ajahn Jotipalo: Attending to the Ordinary 2
(Insight Santa Cruz) with Ajahn Naniko. All sensory events contain a feeling tone (vedana). They are either pleasant, unpleasant, or neutral (neither pleasant nor unpleasant). The neutral is so common, so ordinary and so incapable of grabbing our attention that we rarely attend to it. Instead, we tune out to the quiet, unpretentious, boring sensory events. Yet without noticing the neutral, we bypass an extraordinary opportunity to deeply penetrate our experience and to be a knower of the world.
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Ajahn Jotipalo: Attending to the Ordinary 1
(Insight Santa Cruz) with Ajahn Naniko. All sensory events contain a feeling tone (vedana). They are either pleasant, unpleasant, or neutral (neither pleasant nor unpleasant). The neutral is so common, so ordinary and so incapable of grabbing our attention that we rarely attend to it. Instead, we tune out to the quiet, unpretentious, boring sensory events. Yet without noticing the neutral, we bypass an extraordinary opportunity to deeply penetrate our experience and to be a knower of the world.
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Mark Nunberg: Lovingkindness - Week 2 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Lovingkindness - Week 1 - Meditation
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Rebecca Bradshaw: Grief, Letting Go and Compassion - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Seven Factors of Awakening - Equanimity - Part 1 - Meditation
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Ajahn Jotipalo: Art and other Musings
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Ajahn Jotipalo: Buddhist Holidays - Vesakha Puja
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Ajahn Jotipalo: Preliminary Steps for Lovingkindness (Metta) Practice
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Mark Nunberg: Mudita & Upekkha- Appreciative Joy & Equanimity - Week 6 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Mudita & Upekkha- Appreciative Joy & Equanimity - Week 5 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Mudita & Upekkha- Appreciative Joy & Equanimity - Week 4 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Mudita & Upekkha - Appreciative Joy & Equanimity - Week 2 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Mudita & Upekkha- Appreciative Joy & Equanimity - Week 1 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Compassion (Karuna) - Week 4 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Compassion (Karuna) - Week 2 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Compassion (Karuna) - Week 1 - Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Lovingkindness (Metta) - Week 2- Meditation
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Mark Nunberg: Lovingkindness (Metta) - Week 1 - Meditation
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Ajahn Jotipalo: The Teachings of Ajahn Chah and the Thai Forest Tradition
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Ajahn Jotipalo: A Night of Enlightened Poetry
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Ajahn Jotipālo was born in 1965 in Indiana. He received a B.A. from Wabash College and worked for six years in technical sales. He became interested in Theravada Buddhism after sitting several Goenka retreats. While on staff at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, he met Ajahn Amaro and Ajahn Punnadhammo. After leaving IMS, he spent three months with Ajahn Punnadhammo at the Arrow River Forest Hermitage in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Ajahn Jotipālo came to live at Abhayagiri in 1998 and subsequently spent two years training as an Anāgārika and Sāmaṇera. He ordained as a Bhikkhu with Ajahn Pasanno as preceptor on Ajahn Chah's birthday, June 17, 2000. Since that time, Ajahn Jotipālo has also stayed at Ajahn Chah-branch monasteries in Thailand, Canada, and New Zealand. He has returned to Abhayagiri for the vassa of 2012.
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