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Common Ground Meditation Center: Santikaro's most recent Dharma talks
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Santikaro lived with Ajahn Buddhadasa during the last nine years of his life and became his primary translator. Ordained as a Theravada Bhikkhu in 1985, Santikaro spent most of his monastic life at Suan Mokkh. During this time he led Dawn Kiam, a small monastic community for foreigners. He is the founder of Liberation Park, a modern expression of Buddhist practice, study, and social responsibility, located in rural southwestern Wisconsin. There he continues to teach, explore nature, and translate the work of his teacher. He teaches Buddhism and meditation with an emphasis on the early Pali sources and is a lucid interpreter of the original teachings and discourses.
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Santikaro: Styles of Meditation - Serving our Spiritual Needs - Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Styles of Meditation - Serving our Spiritual Needs - Talk
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Breathing Emptiness Into the World
(Heartwood Refuge and Retreat Center)
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Santikaro: Community Conversation: We're All in This Mess Together
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Contemplating Dukkha as ennobling truth & fundamental characteristic - Part 3 - Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Contemplating Dukkha as ennobling truth & fundamental characteristic - Part 1
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Contemplating Dukkha as ennobling truth & fundamental characteristic - Part 2
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Practice Isn't Supposed To Be Easy, But It Can Be - Talk
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Practice Isn't Supposed to Be Easy, But it Can Be - Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Weathering Life's Storms
(Common Ground Meditation Center) The recent election and its aftermath have been deeply troubling for many us. We struggle to make sense of them, find our grounding, and respond skilfully. Similarly, serious illness, death of loved ones, financial stresses, family conflict, and climate disruption create storms externally and internally. Buddha-Dhamma and the fruits of its practice offer invaluable resources for weathering these storms as they blow through us. This talk will summarize practical strategies for living with the inevitable storms of life and death.
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Santikaro: Community Conversation: Socially Engaged Practice, Towards Dhamma-Centered Living
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Much of our lives and many social interactions are ego-centric. In socially engaged buddhism we explore the boundaries where self & other and individual & group can relax. This opens us to perspectives that are Dhamma and eco-centric, with more profound ethics than the merely personal.
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Santikaro: Can Religion be A Vehicle for Peace in Our World?
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Religions & spiritual traditions are fond of seeing themselves as vehicles for what is best in our species. Do we actually deliver the goods? What might it take?
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Santikaro: Workshop: The Interdependence of Social and Personal Transformation
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: How We Talk About Practice
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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David Loy, Santikaro: Buddhism and the West
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: The Heart's Liberation through Appreciative Joy (Mudita) - Evening Session - Talk
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: The Heart's Liberation through Appreciative Joy (Mudita) - Morning Session - Talk
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: The Heart's Liberation through Appreciative Joy (Mudita) - Evening Session - Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: The Heart's Liberation through Appreciative Joy (Mudita) - Morning Session - Meditation
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: Workshop: A Path of Serenity - Insight for Liberation
(Common Ground Meditation Center)
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Santikaro: The Buddha's Noble Search - What's Your Big Question
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Seven Noble Treasures
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: On Being A Disciple of the Buddha's Servant
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Addiction to Self
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Patience when Life turns into Samsara
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Nurturing the Buddha Within
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Sangha for Personal & Social Transformation
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Busyness
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Concoctions of the Mind and Heart part 1
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Retreat Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Concoctions of the Mind and Heart part 2
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Retreat Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Concoctions of the Mind and Heart part 3
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Retreat Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Guided Sit
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Retreat Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Interplay of Suffering and Happiness
(Common Ground Meditation Center) Guest Dharma Talk
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Santikaro: Why Do We Practice
(Cambridge Insight Meditation Center) SAN5, MD217
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Santikaro: Breath Awareness Part 2
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Santikaro: Breath Awareness Part 1
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Santikaro lived with Ajahn Buddhadasa during the last nine years of his life and became his primary translator. Ordained as a Theravada Bhikkhu in 1985, Santikaro spent most of his monastic life at Suan Mokkh. During this time he led Dawn Kiam, a small monastic community for foreigners. He is the founder of Liberation Park, a modern expression of Buddhist practice, study, and social responsibility, located in rural southwestern Wisconsin. There he continues to teach, explore nature, and translate the work of his teacher. He teaches Buddhism and meditation with an emphasis on the early Pali sources and is a lucid interpreter of the original teachings and discourses.
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