All episodes
Ellen Simmons: Afterthoughts on the verdict
Bill Wellhouse read by Charlotte: Nelly's Unconventional Glossary
Linda Modaro: Connection
Janet Keyes: The Four Heavenly Messengers
Kim Johnston: Checking my views - thanks, Barbara
Kate Bourne: Trauma informed meditation: a visit to the zoo
Wendy Liepman: Guided meditation and Reflective Meditation
Bill Wellhouse: GPS
Janet Keyes: Interconnectedness
Bill Wellhouse: Not enough, too much
Linda Modaro: The Four Cornered Argument as a way to untangle our self-assessment
Linda Modaro: Reflective Meditation as a corrective, in balance with truth and kindness
Susie Barrios: Ideas for exploring our narratives
Nelly Kaufer: About myths
Linda Modaro: The next Buddha
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Spiritual friendship, admirable friendship, Kalyana-mittatas
Charlotte August: Confessions of a newly anxious person
Janet Keyes: Meditation sickness, or 1 in 10
Nelly Kaufer: Satipatthana Sutta
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Satipatthana Sutta
Linda Modaro: A self retreat with others
Nelly Kaufer: Meditation, the brain, mood, and behavior
Bill Wellhouse: Informed consent in meditation
Linda Modaro: How reflection is a safeguard
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Meditation sickness
Nelly Kaufer: No enduring self, but enduring patterns
Linda Modaro: Dukkha, suffering
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Anatta
Nelly Kaufer: The Panha Sutta
Linda Modaro: Sutta on discernment, or wisdom
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: The need for discernment and restraint
Janet Keyes: Changing stories
Nelly Kaufer: Speaking about our stories
Bill Wellhouse: The narrative experience
Linda Modaro: Don't erase the story
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: But not the whole truth
Wendy Liepman: The stories we tell
Nelly Kaufer: Journal review
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Trustworthy stories
Linda Modaro: 6 story definitions
Linda Modaro: From memoir to memory
Linda Modaro: Anatta in a memoir
Nelly Kaufer: Online Reflective Meditation retreats
Erin Harrop: Processing a Traumatic experience
Wendy Liepman: Why do we meditate and difficult mind states
Janet Keyes: Giving voice to the changing self
Bill Wellhouse: My Dukkha, your Anicca
Susie Barrios: It's not so terribly strange being 70
Erica Dutton: The two arrows
Kate Bourne: Present moment, wonderful moment
Susan McIntosh: It's always something
Janet Keyes: The light and the dark
Bill Wellhouse: Memory
Nelly Kaufer: Inner journey, outer journey
Bill Wellhouse: The family dinner
Kim Johnston: The Dharma in a chance ice storm encounter
Susie Barios: Sacredness all around
Janet Keyes: Gifts of practice
Ellen Simmons: Buddhist Economics
Bill Wellhouse: Supporting the Daily Online Meditation and Imagination
Linda Modaro: Infecticous generosity
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Generosity and the Daily Online Meditation
Linda Modaro: Hunger for holiness, Part 2
Linda Modaro: Hunger for holiness
Janet Keyes: Kindness to self ~ Another view
Bill Wellhouse: Judgments and projections
Nelly Kaufer: Later life reflections, changing views
Linda Modaro: Everything happens for a reason, what about the unknown
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Everything happens for a reason
Wendy Liepman: Desire, afflication, addiction
Nelly Kaufer: Intentional pain
Nelly Kaufer: Dopamine Nation
Janet Keyes: Waiting room
Bill Wellhouse: Safety and security as a need
Bill Wellhouse: Splitting
Kate Bourne: Famous last words
Susie Barrios: Being with the dark
Erin Harrop: Reflection on qualities of Mudita - sympathetic joy, and gratitude
Nelly Kaufer: Are all religions about love
Linda Modaro: Friendship eyes
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Daily online meditation with others
Linda Modaro: Self needs, other's needs
Nelly Kaufer: Exploring definitions of retreat
Nelly Kaufer: Upcoming retreats
Janet Keyes: An exploration of spiritual bypassing in meditation
Nelly Kaufer: Spiritual Bypassing defined and four signs
Bill Wellhouse: A personal experience
Linda Modaro: Needs and neediness
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: A definition and some potential signs
Bill Wellhouse: Self correcting or self regulating
Janet Keyes: In the room with big Dukkha
Wendy Liepman: Exploring one of my core beliefs with the Four Cornered Argument
Nelly Kaufer: Existential and Buddhist Psychology
Erica Dutton: Scottish Highlands and our practice
Bill Wellhouse: Uncertainty
Janet Keyes: Transitions and staying with
Erin Harrop: Chapter 6 ~ what develops in Reflective Meditation, PT 3
Linda Modaro: Does the expression "Our True Nature" mean anything to us, and if so, what does True mean
Linda Modaro & Nelly Kaufer: Does the expression "Our True Nature" mean anything to us, and if so, what
Nelly Kaufer: Remembering the Dharma points of your experience, a jig-saw puzzle