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Retreat Dharma Talks
at SanghaSeva
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Bright Mind, Open Heart (With Long Silences Where Translation was)
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| These talks were recorded locally by Nathan, so there is silence where the Czech translation was. On this retreat, we will explore vipassanā and mettā meditation. These are ways of meeting our life that bring clarity and joy. The practices of insight meditation (vipassanā) are offered to bring a sense of deep freedom and stable well-being right here and now. When these insight practices are combined with the cultivation of the heart towards kindness and care (mettā), lasting change is within our reach. Mettā and Insight support a bright clarity in mind and soft and open quality to our hearts: a meaningful liberation for our lives. |
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2021-07-10 (8 days)
SanghaSeva
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2021-07-15
Day 5 Instructions: Unsatisfactory
67:27
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Nathan Glyde
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Bringing a way of looking that sees all phenomena as not peaceful, all modes that hold them in attention as not freeing, to engender a deeper letting in, be, go. This guidance has a live translation into Czech that is not recorded, yet it might seem slow as Nathan waits for the translation to complete before offering the next sentence.
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2021-07-15
Sensitive to the Sense of Self
61:56
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Nathan Glyde
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Exploring the middle way between self and not-self. This talk has a live translation into Czech that is not recorded, yet it might seem slow as Nathan waits for the translation to complete before offering the next sentence.
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2021-07-16
Day 6 Instructions: Not Self
1:12:27
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Nathan Glyde
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Bringing a way of looking that sees all that we can know as not belonging to the self, or being who we are. This guidance has a live translation into Czech that is not recorded, yet it might seem slow as Nathan waits for the translation to complete before offering the next sentence.
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2021-07-16
Fabricated for Freedom
61:11
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Nathan Glyde
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Concerning ways to deepen, widen, and extend our practice, retreat, and awakening. This talk has a live translation into Czech that is not recorded, yet it might seem slow as Nathan waits for the translation to complete before offering the next sentence.
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