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Sharpening the Mind
by Daniel Scharpenburg
Talks with Daniel Scharpenburg (Gegan Kelsang Dakpa). Daniel is a class facilitator at the Rime Buddhist Center in Kansas City, Missouri. He was given the title "Gegan" in the Rime tradition and is a former zen monk. A heart-centered meditation podcast. You can now become a supporter of my podcast! https://anchor.fm/daniel-scharpenburg/support
Episodes
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Cultivating a Compassionate Heart
This talk was recorded at the Rime Buddhist Center on 10/6/24.
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The Power of Metta
this talk was recorded at the Rime Buddhist Center on 9/29/24
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Make Your Life Meaningful
Is your life meaningful? If not, what would it take for it to be so?
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Six Transcendent Virtues
On flat tires and patience.
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Love and Compassion
Metta and Karuna
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Actions to Avoid
From the Lojong Teachings.
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When Life Punches You in the Face
A dharma talk.
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Emotions
Emotions
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Short Talk on Meditation
Short talk on meditation
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A Limitless Heart
The Metta Sutta
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Love and Connecting with Others
Love and Compassion benefit ourselves and others.
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Doubt and Free Inquiry
The Buddha’s teaching to the Kalamas
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Questions of the Naga King Sagara
An exploration of a Mahayana sutra
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Reflections and Guidance on the Immeasurables
Love, compassion, rejoicing, and equanimity. This is an extended reading from “The Power of the Mind” by Khentrul Lodro Thaye
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Why Train Your Mind?
This is a talk on training our minds. I read some quotes from "The Power of Mind" by Khentrul Lodro Thaye.
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Four Thoughts That Change Your Mind
This is a Mind Training Teaching.
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The Four Applications
Gathering Accumulations, Purifying Obscurations, and Offering Tormas
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The Buddha and the Flower
A story
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Bodhichitta: No One Gets Left Out
No one gets left out of your heart.
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Wisdom on the back of a t shirt.
Rare freedoms and advantages.
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The Awakened Heart
Bodhichitta
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Awakening
The foundation of Buddhism. Can we let go of Anguish?
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The Thousands
From the Dhammapada
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Flowers and The Mind
This is a teaching from the Dhammapada
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Introducing the Dhammapada
This is an exploration of the introduction and the first two chapters of Gil Fronsdal’s translation of the Dhammapada, the sayings of the Buddha.
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Actions to Avoid part 2
From the Lojong teachings
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Actions to Avoid Part 1
From the Lojong teachings
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Advice for Mind Training part 2
From the Lojong teachings
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Advice For Mind Training part 1
From the Lojong teachings
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Measure of Mind Training
Four ways to measure growth
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The Five Forces part two
How to train while dying
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The Five Forces part 1
The five forces
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Using Creative Methods for Transformation
The four applications and bringing teachings into daily life.
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Using Ultimate Reality for Transformation
What are the 4 kayas.
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Using Reality for Transformation
Drives blames into one, reflecting on great kindness, and three kinds of patience.
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Applying the Trainings
How do we use these insights in day to day life?
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Ourselves, Others, and Tonglen
Can we exchange ourselves with others?
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Equalizing: Love, Compassion, Rejoicing, and Equalness
Equalizing ourselves and others
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The Awakened Heart
Bodhichitta
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Illusions and Remedies
Wisdom is the nature of your mind.
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Houses, Snakes, and Ultimate Reality
What is the true nature of things? Are all phenomena like a dream?
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Suffering
The Unsatisfactory Nature of All Things
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Karma, Cause, and Result
Actions have consequences.
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Impermanence
There’s nothing to hold onto.
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This Precious Human Life
Human life is precious and rare. Don’t waste it.
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Key Points of Meditation
This is a talk based on the teachings in “Power of Mind” by Khentrul Lodro Thaye
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Four Thoughts That Change Your Mind.
This is a mind training teaching.
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Why Train Your Mind?
This is a talk on training our minds. I read some quotes from “The Power of Mind” by Khentrul Lodro Thaye.
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Guided Tonglen Meditation
Taking and Sending
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The Four Foundations of Mindfulness
In this talk I explore a fundamental Buddhist teaching called "The Four Foundations of Mindfulness". Can being mindful of our bodies, feelings, thoughts, and the world around us help us to live in a better way? I think so.
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Talks with Daniel Scharpenburg (Gegan Kelsang Dakpa). Daniel is a class facilitator at the Rime Buddhist Center in Kansas City, Missouri. He was given the title "Gegan" in the Rime tradition and is a former zen monk. A heart-centered meditation podcast. You can now become a supporter of my podcast! https://anchor.fm/daniel-scharpenburg/support
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