All episodes
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Accumulation ~ one of the six forces of friendship
Nelly Kaufer: Danger
Erin Harrop: The Dharma in relationships
Linda Modaro: Vacation Dharma
Kim Johnston: Camping, Part one: stories and friendship
Susan McIntosh: Same, Same But Different
Erin Harrop: Understanding the Dharma, what we understand, how we embody it
Janet Keyes: Fruits of practice
Bill Wellhouse: Desire and the Second Noble Truth
Bill Wellhouse: A sense of self
Kim Johnston: Exploring and reflecting on the conditionality of sitting meditation
Janet Keyes: No enduring self revisited
Wendy Liepman: My Personal Dharma Lineage
Bill Wellhouse: Two trains
Nelly Kaufer: Steering Meditation paired with Being with What Is Meditation
Linda Modaro: Asking questions paired with Listening Mediation
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Contemplative Introspective Meditation and Wandering Meditation
Nelly Kaufer: Free association meditation?
Bill Wellhouse: Naming photos, putting language with the physical
Linda Modaro: A creative path for mindful practice
Linda Modaro: How words shape our practice
Nelly Kaufer: Wisdom
Linda Modaro: Samadhi: the capacity to collect yourself in the face of a storm
Nelly Kaufer: Sati ~ awareness
Nelly Kaufer: Virya, energy
Nelly Kaufer: Confidence
Erin Harrop: No enduring self
Janet Keyes: Meditative states
Erin Harrop: Mind states in Reflective Meditation
Susie Barrios: It's the people
Wendy Liepman: The legitimacy of our practice
Nelly Kaufer: Dry patches in meditation
Linda Modaro: Holding space together, the complex support of retreats
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Discernment and how retreats deepen our practice
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Fathers Day
Kim Johnston: Noticing and reflecting on kindness
Janet Keyes: Discernment ~ or ~ what can we trust
Susie Barrios: Wake up and smell the expectations
Nelly Kaufer: Remorse
Bill Wellhouse: The word Dharma
Bill Wellhouse: Experience
Erin Harrop: Sitting with Dukkha
Nelly Kaufer: Collaboration
Linda Modaro: Freedom within our experience, not from it
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Freedom
Nelly Kaufer: An Unconventional Glossary of Buddhist Terms
Linda Modaro: Alive, alert, animated, and swarming
Nelly Kaufer: How the book lives on
Wendy Liepman: Choice, Choiceless Awareness, and the absence of choice
Nelly Kaufer: Responsibility
Linda Modaro: Reflective Meditation in the spirit of Recovery
Nelly Kaufer: Choice and experimentation
Janet Keyes: They are Mother
Nelly Kaufer: A Mother's Day Gift
Linda Modaro: Not Conditionality
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Mother's Day
Bill Wellhouse: Stories
Kim Johnston: Seeing the Dharma in, through, and with Practice
Erin Harrop: Hope in the Dharma and every day life
Erin Harrop: A place I am finding hope
Charlotte August: Visiting the Five Remembrances
Susie Barrios: Equanimity
Nelly Kaufer: The sparkley places
Linda Modaro: Equanimity ~ king, queen, or any piece on the chessboard
Linda Modaro: What's your inner heirarchy
Bill Wellhouse: Working on International Workers Day
Nelly Kaufer: Exercising
Erin Harrop: Reflecting on a Sense of Certainty
Linda Modaro: Body Scanning
Nelly Kaufer: The Body Scan
Kim Johnston: Anticipation and impatience: opportunities to practice equanimity
Wendy Liepman: Grief and Loss
Nelly Kaufer: Dreams and meditation
Linda Modaro: Creative meditation
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Creative angles of our practice
Bill Wellhouse: Delusion
Nelly Kaufer: Greed and satisfaction
Linda Modaro: Confusion
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Greed, hatred, and delusion
Nelly Kaufer: Ways we shine a light in our corners
Bill Wellhouse: Taking care
Linda Modaro: Healing
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Shine a light in your corner
Nelly Kaufer: A few words about this bodymind
Linda Modaro: Stories are good food
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: So much Dukkha
Erin Harrop: Cultivating Reflective Meditation in our culture
Janet Keyes: Acceptance ~ Part Two
Janet Keyes: Acceptance ~ Part One
Nelly Kaufer: Reflections from a pottery workshop
Erin Harrop: The Dukkha and impact of current political conditions
Linda Modaro: Speech ~ voicing our meditative experience
Linda Modaro: Positive and negative statements in Buddhism
Bill Wellhouse: Attachment
Janet Keyes: How we change our views ~ or ~ Under the Live Oak tree
Susie Barrios: Everything Hurts
Bill Wellhouse: Comparing Feminist and Masculine approaches to meditation practice
Nelly Kaufer: Teachers' job description
Linda Modaro: Self-love
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Sati ~ cultivating awareness and mindfulness