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Robert K Hall M.D. was a psychiatrist and a lay Buddhist priest. Once a student of Fritz Perls and Ida Rolf, he had been a pioneer in the integration of Gestalt psychology, bodywork, and meditation for many years. Dr. Hall was co-founder of Lomi School in northern California, and led Vipassana meditation retreats at Spirit Rock Meditation Center in California, and in Todos Santos, Baja Sur, Mexico where he lived from 2001, offering weekly Dharma talks and guided meditation until his death in 2019.
Episodes
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Robert K. Hall: Listening to the Sound of Silence, Part D
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) From the daylong "THE DHARMA, EGONOMICS and the COMMERCE of the SELF: How to Manage Being a "Me" "
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Robert K. Hall: Listening to the Sound of Silence, Part B
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) From the daylong "THE DHARMA, EGONOMICS and the COMMERCE of the SELF: How to Manage Being a "Me" "
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Robert K. Hall: Listening to the Sound of Silence, Part C
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) From the daylong "THE DHARMA, EGONOMICS and the COMMERCE of the SELF: How to Manage Being a "Me"
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Robert K. Hall: Listening to the Sounds of Silence, Part A
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) From the daylong "THE DHARMA, EGONOMICS and the COMMERCE of the SELF: How to Manage Being a "Me" "
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Robert K. Hall: Spiritual Allegory: The Chilean Miners
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Acceptance, Surrender, the human condition and the amazing story of the Chilean miners entrapment and rescue.
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Robert K. Hall: Acceptance and Surrender: Personal Stories
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Acceptance involves "letting in" and "letting out" regardless of approval or disapproval. Surrender can only happen when "the me" opens to it all - the yes and the no, the me and not-me.
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Robert K. Hall: It Doesn't Belong to You
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) A description of the autonomy of life functions and how they all are independent of the ego-self when when the ego claims ownership.
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Robert K. Hall: Mens retreat closing night part 2
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center)
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Robert K. Hall: Mens retreat closing program part 1
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center)
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Robert K. Hall: Ego And The Fall From The Garden
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center)
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Robert K. Hall: Ego Formation And Emotion
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) A description of emotion's beginnings in ego distinctions of pleasant and unpleasant experience - with stories of the speaker's emotional life.
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Robert K. Hall: Living Life In Silence
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Living life's path with openess to all of it.
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Robert K. Hall: The Obvious Of Openness
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) About "the me" and more
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James Baraz: Letting Go Of Knowing
(Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley) Most of us want to know the right answer to complex situations. This post-September 11th talk explores the value of letting go of prematurely trying to figure things out, and replace it with patiently listening inside to our wisest understandings and...
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Narayan Helen Liebenson: Exploring Impermanence
(Unknown) The Buddha pointed to impermanence-- the changing nature of things-- as one of the basic laws of nature. The events of September 11th have highlighted this truth dramatically for us. This talk encourages the possibility of softening, seeing clearly and being present to the truth so that...
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Jack Kornfield: Working With The Heart In Troubled Times
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) How do we work with the energies that are touched in us by the terrorist attacks and all the upheaval in society and the world since then? This talk is an offering of teachings from the Buddhist tradition intended to support us in addressing the current situation...
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Gavin Harrison: Courage, Forgiveness And Acceptance
(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) In an era of terrorism, vengeance and a thirsting for enemies, the practice of insight meditation offers the possibility of a trustworthy and transformative response to the heartbreak of these times. Following the talk is a guided forgiveness meditation.
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Robert K. Hall: Staying In Touch With Mystery
(Unknown) After the horror of September 11, 2001 the mystery of our suffering can become our healing.
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John Travis: Collective And Individual Shadow In Contemporary Times
(Unknown) The creation of war begins in the mind. Can we own the shadow in ourselves that wages war with our own experience? Can we see this in the roots of the incredible violence in the world? What would it be to put down the collective and individual struggles that we keep creating?
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Larry Rosenberg: Self-knowing And The Terrorist Crisis
(Cambridge Insight Meditation Center) Being able to connect with an inner silence amidst the outer turmoil will help the mind become clear and find beneficial ways to meet the challenges that face us. Many issues surrounding the crisis are discussed. Encouragement and suggestions are given for...
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Larry Rosenberg: Self-knowing And The Terrorist Crisis Q&A
(Cambridge Insight Meditation Center) Please note that some of the comments and questions from the audience in this segment may be difficult to hear, but the main speaker is not.
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Robert K. Hall: The Inner Journey
(Unknown) A poetic description of the landscape of subtle awareness.
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Robert K. Hall: Q&A
(Unknown)
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Robert K. Hall: Happiness Happens
(Unknown)
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Robert K. Hall: Generosity and L/Go
(Unknown)
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Robert K. Hall: Concepts and Reality
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Robert K. Hall: Keep the Channel Open
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About this show
Robert K Hall M.D. was a psychiatrist and a lay Buddhist priest. Once a student of Fritz Perls and Ida Rolf, he had been a pioneer in the integration of Gestalt psychology, bodywork, and meditation for many years. Dr. Hall was co-founder of Lomi School in northern California, and led Vipassana meditation retreats at Spirit Rock Meditation Center in California, and in Todos Santos, Baja Sur, Mexico where he lived from 2001, offering weekly Dharma talks and guided meditation until his death in 2019.
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