All episodes
Bill Wellhouse: The Five Precepts
Susie Barrios: A Revisited Talk ~ Fall equinox and impermanence
Janet Keyes: Confused
Bill Wellhouse: The Brahmaviharas
Charlotte August: The path to holding more
Nelly Kaufer: How to have our own path, and at the same time cohesive community
Linda Modaro: A path is realized by each for oneself
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: The Dharma is realized by the wise, each for oneself
Susie Barrios: Aging and the Brahmaviharas
Nelly Kaufer: Dominant conditions of old age
Linda Modaro: Attractiveness ~ how do we feel in our aging bodies
Nelly Kaufer: The diversity of Old Age
Nelly Kaufer: Transitions ~ saying goodbye
Linda Modaro: I will be separated from all that is dear and beloved to me
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: The Five Remembrances
Erin Harrop: Confidence, faith or trust ~ one of the Five Faculties or Strengths
Kim Johnston: When a Dharma teaching taps me on the shoulder
Wendy Liepman: Bringing the qualities of the Dharma into life
Nelly Kaufer: Generosity, expanding my views
Kate Bourne: No bad parts
Janet Keyes: Help
Linda Modaro: Awareness in the Zoo
Linda Modaro: Character, integrity, and honesty
Nelly Kaufer: Noticing changes in our meditation experience over time
Linda Modaro: Reflective Meditation is an asking process
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Together, we view your experience
Bill Wellhouse: Ethics and the Eightfold Path
Janet Keyes: The conceit of self-improvement
Susie Barrios: Light in the getting day
Erin Harrop: When things fall apart
Nelly Kaufer: Imagining a more ethical action
Linda Modaro: Ethical reflecting
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: The ethical imperative
Nelly Kaufer: Healthy Desire and the teachings of Vedana, feeling tone
Linda Modaro: Do your best, and we'll do our best
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: The nuance and complexity of desire
Bill Wellhouse: An introduction to Ethics
Janet Keyes: The consolation of nature
Bill Wellhouse: Feelings and emotions that arise with politics
Nelly Kaufer: Intention and ambition
Linda Modaro: Ambition and power
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Is ambition part of one's nature, or is it nurture
Wendy Liepman: More thoughts on superiority and inferiority
Nelly Kaufer: Coping with superiority and inferiority
Linda Modaro: Is superiority connected to privilege
Nelly Kaufer: Better than, one of The Three Conceits
Nelly Kaufer: Creative Meditation
Bill Wellhouse: Whiteness
Susie Barios: Exploring whiteness through the Dharma
Bill Wellhouse: How childhood conditioning shapes my current mental experience, Sankhara
Charlotte August: Navigating urgency
Janet Keyes: Brahmaviharas, Metta
Bill Wellhouse: Remembering what supports you
Kate Bourne: Bring mindfulness to your parts: of course you want your mommy
Linda Modaro: It's a Thing
Linda Modaro: The Middle Way
Linda Modaro: I want some dopamine
Linda Modaro: Is your experience true
Linda Modaro: Childhood patterns, or Sankhara
Linda Modaro: The Karma of needs
Linda Modaro: Ignorance and the long game
Linda Modaro: Be-ers and Do-ers, the long game
Janet Keyes: Questioning everything
Wendy Liepman: How much control do I really have
Bill Wellhouse: Wholesomeness
Susie Barrios: Othering and the middle way
Erin Harrop: Concentrated states in meditation practice
Bill Wellhouse: Existential vulnerability
Susie Barrios: Findling balance while navigating rocky waters
Janet Keyes: Reluctance
Susie Barrios: Reflections on Global Warming
Linda Modaro: Reorganizing, reorienting, reperspectivizing
Erica Dutton: Resistance
Bill Wellhouse: Another look at Ignorance and Views
Kim Johnston: Generational generosity, care and cooking, through a Dharma lens
Charlotte August: I like your hat
Susie Barrios: Revisiting Anatta, and small awakenings
Bill Wellhouse: What are we to make of Anatta in our practice and meditation experience
Janet Keyes: Namarupa, name and form
Wendy Liepman: Living in a hologram ~ Anicca and Anatta
Nelly Kaufer: Buddhisms
Kate Bourne: It takes a village
Erica Dutton: Perceptions, truth, and our narratives
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: An expansion of views on conditionality
Nelly Kaufer: Truth, views, and values
Linda Modaro: Walking Reflective Meditation
Bill Wellhouse: Reflections on retreat and how my mind works
Janet Keyes: Fear and its antidotes
Nelly Kaufer: On retreat, reflections as teacher and participant
Erin Harrop: Things fall apart
Susie Barrios: Reflections on the Five Strengths Retreat
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: What gives you confidence in Reflective Meditation practice
Nelly Kaufer: Degrowth and the Buddhist teaching on greed
Linda Modaro: A tempering of effort
Linda Modaro: On paradox
Nelly Kaufer: The witness
Linda Modaro: Finding one's own voices
Nelly Kaufer: Trust in inner-guidance develops over time
Nelly Kaufer: Retreat
Ellen Simmons: Revisited Talk ~ A good citizen?