Noah Levine Dharma Talk: Loving-Kindness

Feb 17, 2020 Loving-kindness is the experience of having a friendly and loving relationship toward ourselves as well as others. The experience of loving-kindness toward ourselves is perhaps as simple as bringing a friendly attitude to our minds and bodies. Typically, we tend to judge ourselves and be quite critical and harsh in our self-assessments, identifying with the negative thoughts and feelings that arise in our minds. Being loving and kind isn’t our normal habit, so training the heart-mind to be kind is another task of the inner rebellion, and another tool of the outer revolution. Mindfulness brings the mind’s negative habits into awareness.

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Noah Levine Guided Meditation: Loving-Kindness

Feb 17, 2020 Loving-kindness is a natural, eventual bi-product of mindfulness. Loving-kindness, as is often taught, would be considered a concentration meditation practice, because as we get into the meditation, we will be concentrating on repeating phrases and bringing intentional effort and energy to developing an attitude of mind with these words we will be using.

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Noah Levine Dharma Talk: Compassion

Feb 10, 2020 Dharma talk by Noah Levine: How Do We Develop Compassion? Compassion is totally natural on some level, and it’s somewhat foreign when it comes to meeting our own pain with tenderness, care, friendliness, our survival instinct when we feel pain, is to hate it. It’s radical to learn to tolerate it, to have empathy, mercy and compassion towards our own pain.

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Noah Levine Guided Meditation: Compassion

Feb 10, 2020 Noah Levine Guided Meditation: How do we develop compassion? Compassion is totally natural on some level, and it’s somewhat foreign when it comes to meeting our own pain with tenderness, care, friendliness, our survival instinct when we feel pain, is to hate it. It’s radical to learn to tolerate it, to have empathy, mercy and compassion towards our own pain.

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Noah Levine Dharma Talk: Generosity

Feb 3, 2020 Refuge in the Buddha gives us the roadmap to see things clearly. To be awake. To respond appropriately to life; with compassion, non-attachment, forgiveness, and not taking things so personally all the time. We take refuge in our own potential to do this, our own Buddha nature, and we take the action by practicing the Dharma.

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Noah Levine Guided Meditation: Generosity

Feb 3, 2020 Refuge in the Buddha gives us the roadmap to see things clearly. To be awake. To respond appropriately to life; with compassion, non-attachment, forgiveness, and not taking things so personally all the time. We take refuge in our own potential to do this, our own Buddha nature, and we take the action by practicing the Dharma.

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