Dhamma Talks
Mindfulness of the Body Adaptations
This talk completes the review of the First Foundation of Mindfulness, Mindfulness of the Body. These remaining categories of the discourse are reviewed: Foulness: The Body Parts, The Four Elements and The Nine Charnel Ground Contemplations. Each contemplation is...
Guided Four Elements Contemplation
This Guided meditation is intended to be associated with the Dharma talk presented on the same evening entitled "Mindfulness of the Body Adaptations", with focused attention on the Four Elements: Earth, Air, Fire and Water. These contemplations are included in the...
Clearly Knowing The Body
This talk continues a review of the Four Foundations of Mindfulness Discourse, focusing on parts of the First Foundation, known as the Four Postures and the Contemplation of Daily Activities with Full Awareness. There is further reference to what are called the Four...
Breath Awareness For Quieting The Mind
This talk continues an extensive review of the Satipatthana Sutta, the Four Foundations of Mindfulness Discourse. The focus for this review is on how anapanasati, mindfulness of breathing meditation, can be developed in two ways to foster insight into the conditioned...
Guided Anapanasati Meditation
This guided meditation is a review of the basic practices for cultivating mindfulness of breathing meditation. It is intended to accompany and supplement the talk for June 2, 2021, "Breath Awareness For Quieting The Mind".
Review of Four Foundations
This talk begins an in-depth review of the Satipatthana Sutta, the Four Foundations of Mindfulness Discourse. Analayo's book "Satipatthana--The Direct Path To Realization" will be a primary resource for the series, supplemented by observations drawn from contemporary...
Guided Four Foundations of Mindfulness Meditation
This meditation is intended to provide an overview of aspects of the Satipatthana Sutta, focusing on mindfulness of the body (breath awareness), of feelings, of the characteristics of consciousness and of the mind conditioning factors of the five hindrances and the...
Review Of Anatta
Anatta is typically translated as Non-Self; during this talk, Peter provides an alternative meaning: The absence of an enduring and autonomous self. Another of the basic concepts of Buddhism, Anicca, the ever-changing nature of subjective experience, counters the...
Guided Anatta Meditation
This meditation offers suggestions to realize that our subjective experience of "selfing" is an ever-changing process that emerges from the interaction of our sensory system with memories that go back over a lifetime and which fabricate a view of an enduring and...
Retreat Review By Will Lindemann
It has become a tradition for the Orlando Insight Meditation Group Sangha to provide an opportunity for a member to "think out loud" about their recent retreat experience. It is hoped that the review will provide the retreatant an opportunity to "connect the dots"...
