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Reflective Meditation, 999 episodes. Page 3 of 10.

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: A new Reflective Meditation offering

202

Susie Barrios: Hope is not a noun in these times

203

Erin Harrop: Big T and little t traumas, continued

204

Janet Keyes: Sankharas revisited

205

Kim Johnston: A meditation on truth

206

Janet Keyes: Staying close

207

Bill Wellhouse: Do you have to be stabilized or centered before you bring your thoughts and feelings into meditation

208

Janet Keyes: Leaf words

209

Erin Harrop: Meditation, trauma, and attuning to the body

210

Janet Keyes: My word for the past year

211

Erin Harrop: How reflective meditation helps us deal with and contain intense emotions

212

Susie Barrios: A new reflection

213

Nelly Kaufer: A time for reflection

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Wendy Liepman: Trees

215

Erin Harrop: Strengthening a sense of autonomy and empowerment through Reflective Meditation

216

Janet Keyes: The rising tide

217

Susie Barrios: Darkest nights in a time of violence

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Bill Wellhouse: Feelings and emotions

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Janet Keyes: Sharing the merit

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Wendy Liepman: Thanksgiving

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Erin Harrop: Ways that Reflective Meditation supports trauma recovery

222

Erin Harrop: Collective trauma

223

Kim Johnston: Impermanance and related teacherings

224

Janet Keyes: Lost and found, Part 2

225

Susie Barrios: The Brahma-Viharas in times of suffering

226

Bill Wellhouse: Speech and action

227

Nelly Kaufer: A gateway to discernment

228

Linda Modaro: And aversions, not aiming for zero

229

Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Developmental model

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Nelly Kaufer: Changing thinking

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Linda Modaro: Thus I have heard

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Access to concentration

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Nelly Kaufer: Where the Buddha taught

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Linda Modaro: The significance of a forest

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: The Bodhi Tree & The Rose Apple Tree

236

Nelly Kaufer: Inauthenticity and more

237

Linda Modaro: The ripple effect

238

Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: How we meet compassion’s living edge

239

Nelly Kaufer: Ethical sensitivity

240

Linda Modaro: Feeling the world, Vedana in our experience

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Feeling the world

242

Nelly Kaufer: To guide, or not to guide

243

Linda Modaro: Certainty is popular

244

Linda Modaro: The field of Uncertainty

245

Nelly Kaufer: Greed

246

Linda Modaro: A different kind of sovereignty

247

Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Choice and control

248

Janet Keyes: Speaking into the silence

249

Nelly Kaufer: Discernment

250

Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Hello darkness my old friend

251

Charlotte August: The Dharma of my feet

252

Bill Wellhouse: Views ~ read aloud by KT Waters

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Janet Keyes: Lost and found

254

Bill Wellhouse: Personal conditions and relationships

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Wendy Liepman: Compassionate action

256

Kim Johnston: A meditation on focused attention and contemplation

257

Bill Wellhouse: Imagination

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Nelly Kaufer: Delusion

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Linda Modaro: Hallucination & Creativity: Tender searching

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Hallucinations ~ a definition

261

Nelly Kaufer: Old age, sickness, and death

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Linda Modaro: Staying with our ethics and experience

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Effort

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Nelly Kaufer: Resolve

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aLinda Modaro: A process for figuring out appropriate action

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Creative, ethical, and wise response

267

Bill Wellhouse: Truth, with a big T ~ truth with a little t, part 2

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Susie Barrios: The truth is a feeling

269

Nelly Kaufer: Are we in a truth revolution

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Bill Wellhouse: Truth, with a big T ~ truth with a little t, part 1

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Linda Modaro: Inner authority

272

Janet Keyes: The shoulds

273

Susie Barrios: Insight

274

Bill Wellhouse: Ringing the bell

275

Charlotte August: Living and loving the questions?

276

Wendy Liepman: What is an engaged Buddhist practice

277

Kim Johnston: A reflection on Skillful Speech

278

Janet Keyes: Sublime emotions

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Linda Modaro: Meditation and activsm, part 2

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Linda Modaro: Meditation and activism, part 1

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Janet Keyes: Musing on change

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Kim Johnston: More awareness, less harm

283

Charlotte August: Rituals ~ wholesome, comforting, meaningful, or not

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Kim Johnston: Camping, part two: more awareness, unexpected Dukkha

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Wendy Liepman: Still crazy after all these years

286

Bill Wellhouse: Buddhadharma

287

Susie Barrios: Ocean dharma

288

Janet Keyes: Teaching and musing on the Dharma

289

Nelly Kaufer: Updating our relationship with rituals

290

Bill Wellhouse: Rituals and practice

291

Linda Modaro: Rituals and the Fetters

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Uncommon rituals

293

Nelly Kaufer: A provisional developmental model of conditionality

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Linda Modaro: Conditinality as mystery, both awe inspiring and bewildering

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Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: How we're coping

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Nelly Kaufer: In and out

297

Nelly Kaufer: Inquiring and aquiring

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Nelly Kaufer: Reflection and deflection

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Nelly Kaufer: In appreciation of spiritual friends

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Linda Modaro: Element that shape our friendships