Exploring the intersections of contemporary psychology, attachment theory, neuropsychology with core buddhist dharma insights and practices.
30 minute talk, 25 minute meditation on the theme
33 minute talk + 25 minute guided meditation on the topic
33 minute talk 27 minute guided meditation on the theme
Talk from a Dharma Punx NYC retreat, October 2017.
Talk from a Dharma Punx NYC retreat, October 2017.
35 minute talk. 25 minute guided meditation on alleviating guilt.
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44 minute talk + 40 minute guided meditation from Garrison Retreat
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32.5 minute talk + 27 minute guided meditation
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32 minute talk + 28 minute guided meditation
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Using a variety of insights* I propose a definition of Love, why it has efficacy, and how to create some of the benefits of love during meditation, using traditional Buddha's Metta practice. — Josh
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Some reflections on how white privilege, myself very much included, can lead to simplistic presentations of the dharma.—Josh
This talk explores how focusing, a method of insight developed by the late psychiatrist Eugene Gendlin—especially when used as a meditation practice similar to the Buddha's Vedananusati, or awareness…
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One of four talks given at a 5 day retreat led by Josh Korda & Heather Sundberg at Garrison Institute, July 11 - 16, 2017. Feel invited to donate using the button in the right margin.
In the 2,500 year old tradition I teach entirely by dana, scraping by on the donations of those who listen to the teachings. The donation button is in the right margin.