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聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 這個奧客也太誇張了吧奧客的奇葩行為讓人又氣又好笑！本集邀請馬來西亞與台灣人分享遇到的經典奧客故事。這些顧客的詭異行徑，讓身為小編的我感同身受，精彩不容錯過！ 2024-12-1319 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 在馬來西亞🇲🇾餐飲業打工居然…這次我們要為聽眾帶來的是，
台灣🇹🇼與馬來西亞🇲🇾打工的相關經驗與差異。
這次邀請的大學生們，可謂是斜槓青年，不管是在台灣還是馬來西亞，都做過不同的工作。
他們會分享不同國家在打工上的差異，以及一些在工作上遇到的趣事，就讓我們繼續聽下去👂 2024-11-2915 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 台馬早餐大對決 !在這集，我們將帶你跳入台灣和馬來西亞的早餐世界，來看看一場關於「蛋餅 vs. 湯面」「豆漿 vs. Kopi」的跨國美食較量。台灣人早上起來是想著「快速解決」，三明治、蛋餅一咬就出門；而馬來西亞人則是「早餐就要澎湃」，什麼雞飯、湯麵、奶茶通通上桌！一個要輕便，一個要滿滿地塞進肚子。誰的早餐文化更得你心？讓我們一起早餐吃起來，笑聲聊起來！ 2024-11-1515 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP13-USR到底是在幹嘛?在節目中很常聽到我們提到USR這個詞，這一集就是要來跟大家分享我們USR組別在做的事情📝
所謂合理的要求叫鍛鍊，不合理的要求叫磨練🔥
那USR到底是鍛鍊還是磨練呢🤔
就讓USR組 組長- Doing Dodo來跟我們揭曉吧！
2024-07-1932 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP12-那些通譯你所不知道的事銘傳大學傳播學院USR小組成員們和賽珍珠基金會有合作過許多多元文化活動🤝
這次我們邀請到基金會的通譯:喜春姐來和我們分享她來台灣的經歷以及述說通譯的工作內容✍️
究竟通譯平常會做哪些事情呢?收聽節目就能獲得解答囉!✨ 2024-07-0530 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP11-馬來西亞行前須知‼️🇲🇾🏖️暑假即將到來，這次我們邀請到來自馬來西亞的Ray 跟我們分享到馬來西亞有什麼要注意，包括文化、習慣與天氣，除此之外，Ray還推薦了有什麼好吃好玩的呦！😋🏖️ 2024-06-2123 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP10-澳門姐妹闖台灣澳門姐妹闖台灣，從幼稚園就認識的兩人來台灣發生了什麼有趣的故事呢？！租Wemo騎沒五分鐘跌倒在路邊？🛵🤕
這集邀請到兩位澳門嘉賓與大家分享在澳門&台灣的趣事！上課鐘聲響起🔔卻不能輕易移動？！今晚20.準時收聽，一起看看到底能有多荒謬！ 2024-06-0719 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 特輯-好吃匯花生-繪本原來可以這樣做!聊慾2.0 你想聊什麼…我們陪你聊～
有在定期收聽聊慾2.0的聽眾朋友們有沒有發現每次在聊天的過程中都會帶到多元文化的故事分享呢?
本集我們邀請到了Zoe老師來和我們分享他自己創作繪本、製作教具的心路歷程，透過輕鬆、親近的方式讓新住民小朋友們可以認識自己國家的文化~
到底繪本是怎麼去結合多元文化的呢？ 趕快來收聽吧📻 2024-05-2428 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP8 關於獨處那件事，相信自己最重要！🔋💥💪🏻這次由CC和威士忌小姐來分享各自身在異鄉的經驗，一個是去英國獨旅，一個是獨自到台灣讀書，來聽聽兩位精彩的分享吧，結論竟然是：「無論無何，要相信自己！」 2024-05-1026 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP7 在越南十二生肖陣容裡居然沒有🐰難道是跑丟了嗎？！😵💫😵💫😵💫聊慾2.0 你想聊什麼…我們陪你聊～
在越南的十二生肖陣容裡居然沒有🐰難道是跑丟了嗎？！這次邀請來自越南的威士忌小姐上節目和大家分享兩國之間生肖的差異！究竟正確答案是什麼呢?收聽節目就知道啦~
#聊慾20 #多元文化 #台灣 #越南#生肖 #銘傳大學 #MCU#銘傳大學傳播學院 #COMM #傳院USR #廣告暨策略行銷系#ADSM 2024-04-2615 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP6 月老爺爺真困擾，幫找對象還要挑、塔羅新手雙人組來坐鎮🤞🏻🔮🪡這次邀請到話不落地的澳門小精靈來上節目，講到跟愛情、神秘學話題，與兩位主持人擦出不小的火花，大家請記得收聽！🔥🔥🔥 2024-04-1219 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP5-一起旅遊趣✨聊慾2.0 你想聊什麼…我們陪你聊～
春假要到了，大家有沒有規劃旅遊行程呢🤩
這集我們除了簡單聊各自在台灣遊玩的想法外，也邀請到修哥分享他在泰國交換學生🏫、旅遊經驗✈️和旅遊小撇步📝
究竟有哪些旅遊小撇步呢？ 趕快來收聽吧📻
本集收聽亮點✨
1️⃣觀光客常去的旅遊景點必去嗎?私房景點大公開😍
2️⃣姊妹校交流 泰國交換學生經驗談🏫
3️⃣防人之心不可無❗️泰國旅遊詐騙手法要注意⚠️
2024-03-2931 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 新春特輯-各國過年習俗大不同聊慾2.0 你想聊什麼…我們陪你聊~
過年即將到來，你們家裡過年有哪些特別習俗嗎🤩
這集我們邀請到兩位越南朋友-威士忌小姐、violet，以及澳門僑生Kelly一起來聊不同國家的過年習俗🧨
聊慾2.0的夥伴們先祝大家新年快樂 🐲年行大運!
本集收聽亮點✨
1️⃣越南過年吃肉粽、滷肉🥓
2️⃣澳門過年年糕放到發霉再吃
3️⃣越南過年都掛國旗🇻🇳 不准放鞭炮🧨
4️⃣過年奇怪口味糖果大集合🍬
5️⃣過年休閒娛樂🀄️🃏🍺
#聊慾20 #多元文化 #台灣 #越南 #澳門 #新春 #新年快樂 #龍年 #銘傳大學 #MCU #銘傳大學傳播學院 #COMM #傳院USR #廣告暨策略行銷學系 #ADSM 2024-02-0228 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP3 毛骨悚然的靈異故事特輯💀聊慾2.0 你想聊什麼…我們陪你聊~
第三集我們邀請到威士忌小姐來分享毛骨悚然的靈異故事X上集未完待續的愛情故事🫣🕯️
你們知道農曆七月的禁忌是什麼嗎？快點進來一探究竟吧！溫馨提醒：不要在晚上收聽喔💀🩸 2023-12-2920 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP2 帶你去找夜生活!聊慾2.0 你想聊什麼…我們陪你聊~
第二集邀請到同是IMCC USR組的朱頌宜和我們分享馬來西亞的有趣事物，這集我們一起分享越南、馬來西亞、上海、台灣的夜生活、討論各國獨特文化和
挖掘城市中純愛的動人故事。歡迎加入我們，一同探索這些城市的夜色和真摯情感! 2023-12-1515 min聊慾2.0聊慾2.0 EP1 馬來西亞v.s臺灣教育制度大不同?!聊慾2.0 你想聊什麼…我們陪你聊~
第一集邀請到銘傳大學廣播電視學系的同學-芋泥和我們分享馬來西亞的教育制度還有她自己會來臺灣就讀的原因喔~究竟兩個國家之間的教育制度有哪些落差?讓我們繼續聽下去~ 2023-12-0113 min
On_AIR LawFH Today : IMCC IHL with AlyssaCongrats untuk delegasi IMCC IHL yang berhasil meraih third runner up dan best prosecutor memorials, bagaimana keseruannya yaa? yuk simak di podcast inii~2022-12-0916 minOn_AIR LawFH TODAY : IMCC ICC with AryaDelegasi IMCC ICC dari ILSA FH UNAIR berhasil meraih top 37 loooh, yuk kita pantengin keseruannyaa~2022-08-2612 min
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On_AIR LawFH Today : IMCC Philip C Jessup with Fira, Aura, Alexandercongrats untuk teman2 delegasi imcc jessup karena berhasil meraih top94, third runner up dan second best oralist niih, yuk kita dengerin keseruan mereka2022-04-0926 min
Cannabis Investing Newsletter PodcastBuy this stock: IM Cannabis Company IMCC Stock for German Cannabis Legalization and I show you whyGermany has legalized cannabis. And, the best way to get in to German cannabis legalization is through this well-established medical cannabis company that already has operations in Germany: IM Cannabis Company IMCC Stock. IM Cannabis Company trades under the NASDAQ and is truly a multi-country stock. Germany cannabis legalization is going to be one of the biggest news events for all of stock investing. Germany has some 84M population and, with Germany cannabis legalization, this will propel many other countries to liberalize their cannabis policies. IM Cannabis IMCC Stock has operations in Canada and Israel also and expectations are for co...2021-12-0537 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 467 (TSX: L) (TSX: FAF) (CSE: IMCC) (NASDAQ: NEPT)Investor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 467 (TSX: L) (TSX: FAF) (CSE: IMCC) (NASDAQ: NEPT)2020-09-1516 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 441 (TSX: AVCN) (CSE: IMCC) (OTC: PSYC)Investor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 441 (TSX: AVCN) (CSE: IMCC) (OTC: PSYC)2020-07-1519 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 433 (TSXV: KHRN) (TSX: VIVO) (OTC: BBRW) (CSE: IMCC)Investor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 433 (TSXV: KHRN) (TSX: VIVO) (OTC: BBRW) (CSE: IMCC)2020-06-2421 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 430 (TSX: VLNS) (CSE: IMCC) (TSXV: WMD) (OTCQX: WDDMF)Investor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 430 (TSX: VLNS) (CSE: IMCC) (TSXV: WMD) (OTCQX: WDDMF)2020-06-1814 min
The Essential Mooting Guide: The PodcastEp. 5: Overcoming English as a Barrier to IMCCThis week we're speaking with Agung Kurniawan (2x Jessup Former and Ranked 7th Best in the World) as well as Hafidz Botua (Honorable Mention at Vis East Moot 2020) about how they overcame the English language as an obstacle to their life in IMCC and law school. We know a lot of you might feel insecure about English, but come listen to how you can prevent that from stopping your from trying new challenges! Our two guests also share their tips on how to improve both your general and legal english; what are you waiting for? Come have a listen!2020-05-2332 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 410 (OTC: SKDI) (CSE: NLB) (OTC: PHCG) (CSE: IMCC) (TSXV: NRTH) (TSX:Investor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 410 (OTC: SKDI) (CSE: NLB) (OTC: PHCG) (CSE: IMCC) (TSXV: NRTH) (TSX: AVCN)2020-05-0723 min
The Essential Mooting Guide: The PodcastEp. 3: Covid 19 v. IMCC CommunityThe third episode of "The Essential Mooting Guide: The Podcast" has arrived!
Today, your host Travis speaks with two members of the Moot Court Society about the effects of Covid-19 and social distancing on the IMCC community and MCS' agenda in regards to international moots.
First, we speak to Elizabeth Calista, the second vice-chief coordinator for IMCC at MCS and two-time decorated former, to discuss what it has been like to participate in an international moot online. She also tells us about how MCS' agenda has been affected and how it's mitigating these changes.2020-04-2534 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 391 (TSX: HEXO) (NYSE: HEXO) (CSE:IMCC) (CSE: TGIF)Investor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 391 (TSX: HEXO) (NYSE: HEXO) (CSE:IMCC) (CSE: TGIF)2020-03-3015 min
The Essential Mooting Guide: The PodcastEp. 1 : Speaking with Alumni & Why YOU Should Join IMCC!Welcome to the very first episode of "The Essential Mooting Guide: The Podcast"!
Join your host, Travis, as he takes you on an introduction to International Moot Court Competitions! In this episode, Travis interviews two esteemed alumni of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Padjadjaran who are also ex-International Mooties:
Almi Nibach, Foreign Service Officer (that basically means "Diplomat) at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; and
Zaka Hadisupani Oemang, Partner at AHRP: Counsellors at Law.
Both of them give interesting re-tellings of their experience with IMCC and also provide insight...2020-03-2836 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 387 (CSE: PLTH) (OTCQX: PLNHF) (TSX: VFF) (NASDAQ: VFF) (CSE: IMCC)Investor Ideas Potcasts, Cannabis News and Stocks on the Move; Episode 387 (CSE: PLTH) (OTCQX: PLNHF) (TSX: VFF) (NASDAQ: VFF) (CSE: IMCC)2020-03-2317 minPotcasts * Daily Cannabis Investing newsInvestor Ideas Potcasts, #Cannabis News and #Stocks on the Move; (OTC: EDXC) (TSXV: LIFT) (CSE: CURA) (CSE: AGRA) (CSE: IMCC)Investor Ideas Potcasts, #Cannabis News and #Stocks on the Move; (OTC: EDXC) (TSXV: LIFT) (CSE: CURA) (CSE: AGRA) (CSE: IMCC)2020-01-2917 min
Dharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleMindful of Race, Transforming Racism from the Inside OutRuth King shares that “Racism is a heart disease, and it’s curable.” In this talk she shares insights from her new book, Mindful of Race, and her approach of blending mindfulness principles and meditation with an exploration of our racial conditioning, its impact, and our potential.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2019-03-201h 03Dharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvillePeace and Restoration Beneath The TurbulencePat Coffey shares that the Buddha offered a path and practices for his students to learn how to navigate and settle peacefully in relationship to the vicissitudes of life. All of us are subject to what he called the 8 Worldly Winds. They are gain, loss, status, disgrace, censure, praise, pleasure and pain. Most people spend their entire lives buffeted by the turbulence of these ‘winds’, never knowing the deep peace and restoration possible by learning how to work skillfully with these energies.
Meditation teachers and practitioners all have their favorite methods and techniques. In this talk, Pat shares what he cons...2018-11-2137 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleWhy Truth-Telling Still (and Always) MattersSusan Stone shares that at a time when truth is a frequent hostage to those with the loudest or angriest voices, our insight tradition teaches truth-telling as a practice. The practice includes, but reaches beyond, the statement of facts. It involves consciously aligning with and embodying our deepest truths and values. Following a guided meditation, Susan Stone will explore how truth-telling is a sane and compassionate practice that leads us onward on our spiritual journey. This session is suitable for beginners as well as seasoned practitioners.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-11-1434 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleThe Value of Added DimensionsJeanne van Gemert shares how the added dimensions of the Buddhist teaching expand our perspective and provide richness to our path.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-10-3128 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleGood in the Beginning, Middle, and EndSusan Stone shares that the Buddha said his Dharma (teaching) is "good in the beginning, good in the middle and good in the end." Following a guided meditation, Susan will offer overview observations about the Buddha's graduated teaching. Grounded in the wisdom of loving, skillful and ethical approaches in daily life, the teaching expands to the mystery of formlessness. It is a transformative, lifetime journey, and it welcomes us at every stage. All is good.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-10-0333 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleEstablishing and Enhancing Your Practice to Transform Your LifePat Coffey shares that every spiritual path worth it's salt has elements of practice. Real transformation requires this. There is no end-run around practicing. In a real sense, any skill you have learned..... you have earned.
As humans, we are naturally inclined to move away from anything challenging and toward pleasure. That is how we roll. Given that, establishing a transformative spiritual practice is significantly supported by finding ways to bring elements of pleasantness into practice.
This evening we will look at various ways to bring Joy and pleasant means into your practice such that it moves formal practice from...2018-09-2639 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleLive in Love, in Joy, Even Among Those Who HateSusan Stone shares in this talk: in this fraught world, it is helpful to remember the Buddha's teaching of living in joy and love even among those who hate. When we look deeply into the teachings, we realize the way to do this requires us not only to cultivate lovingkindness and compassion, but to move into difficult territory that we almost instinctively resist—namely, our resistance to the inherent pain of Life. Following a guided meditation, Susan will offer a talk that explores the Buddha's 1st Noble Truth, the truth of suffering. The talk investigates how living in joy and lo...2018-09-0533 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleDwelling Places for the Mind and HeartSharon Beckman-Brindley shares that in the Mahanama Sutta, the Buddha teaches us how to cultivate the mind so that it becomes a fertile ground for true, deep and lasting awakening from the trance of suffering. In this talk, we will together explore his instruction to Mahanama, investigating the ways that this teaching offers practical encouragement and guidance with the mind's modern confusions and dilemmas.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-08-2930 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleMassaging Your Perspective: The Road to HappinessPat Coffey explores the view or perspective of how this creation operates will determine your level of happiness or suffering. If your view is a Wise View, a view aligned with nature you will suffer less and enjoy greater happiness. It is just that simple.
The Buddha has declared that a Wise View is both the beginning and end of the contemplative path. Without the arising of even a tepid perspective that a contemplative practice might hold some benefit for you there is no further exploration. No contemplative practice ever gets started.
If you are reading this description from our...2018-08-2235 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBeing a BuddhaIMCC is pleased to welcome guest teacher, Caverly Morgan. She is the Founder and Guiding Teacher of Peace in Schools and Presence Collective. She trained for eight years in a silent monastery and now teaches meditation through retreats, workshops, and online courses nationally and internationally. Peace in Schools has created the first, for credit mindfulness class for public High Schools and also offers mindfulness trainings for adults.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-08-0844 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Series Conclusion, Assessments and the Way ForwardThis is the final in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
In this talk Sharon Beckman-Brindley, Susan Stone, Jeff Fracher, Teresa Miller, and Helen Farrar lead a discussion of the Brahma Viharas series.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-07-0437 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Equanimity - Part IIThis is the 9th in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
In this talk Susan Stone leads group practice and contemplation of Equanimity.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-06-2729 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleEverything is Workable. Really.Sharon Beckman-Brindley explores how our practice can help us to work with relational or systemic conflicts and difficulties that may arise.
You are invited to bring to mind a conflict or difficulty that is causing you some stress and that, at times, may seem unworkable - or rather, that seems to require something or someone outside of your own mind to change. We will offer guidance on some of the many ways that the Buddha invites us to work with these inevitable life challenges.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-06-2040 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Equanimity - Part ISharon Beckman-Brindley presents this 8th in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
Equanimity is a middle path inviting deep presence with all of life. This fourth of the Brahma Viharas invites us to see with wisdom what is here, both internally and externally. Cultivating equanimity, we practice greeting it ALL with curiosity, kindness and compassion for self and others, nourished by joy in the unfolding of wholesome goodness in the world an...2018-06-1337 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleNotes on the Brahma ViharasIn this talk, Teresa Miller highlights key aspects of the Brahma Viharas and how they are inter-related.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-06-0626 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Sympathetic Joy - Part IIThis is the 7th in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
In this talk Helen Farrar lead group practice and contemplation of Sympathetic Joy.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-05-2326 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBringing Relaxation, Joy and Ease to Your PracticeGuided meditation and dharma talk by Pat Coffey. Various meditation forms are designed to enhance the strength of the parasympathetic nervous system -- the aspect of your nervous system that supports relaxation, joy and ease. The Buddha taught greater than four dozen meditation techniques. In this guided meditation and dharma talk Pat Coffey teaches several powerful methods that support the cultivation of greater tranquility.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-05-161h 07Dharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Sympathetic Joy - Part IThis is the 6th in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
In this talk Susan Stone presents an overview of Sympathetic Joy.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-05-1037 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Compassion - Part IIThis is the 5th in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
In this talk Jeff Fracher presents several practices that focus on buildling compassion.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-04-2523 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Compassion - Part IThis is the 4th in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity.
In this talk Teresa Miller presents a closer look at compasion.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-04-1133 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleOn Tuning a LuteSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Apr 3, 2018.
During this series on the Brahma Viharas we've explored together the practice of loving kindness and some questions have emerged. Some have wondered about prayer or the meaning of "wishing." Others have been puzzled about a practice that actively encourages cultivation: "I thought we are just supposed to notice?"
In this talk we explore more deeply the meaning and practice of "prayer" in our Buddhist tradition.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-04-0445 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Lovingkindness Part 2Sharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Mar 27, 2018.
Sharon guided a discussion about lovingkindness and how to practice so that it becomes a living and deeply meaningful part of our own daily lives.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-03-2833 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleReal Love and HappinessSharon Salzberg gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Mar 20, 2018.
Sharon reflects on real love and true happiness and how it can be cultivated.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-03-211h 06Dharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleLovingkindness (Metta) Part ISusan Stone gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Mar 13, 2018.
This is the 2nd in a ten-part, series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity. Here, Susan Stone presents a closer look at lovingkindness.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-03-1437 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBrahma Viharas: Overview of the Heart QualitiesSusan Stone gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Mar 6, 2018.
This is the first in a ten-part, series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity. Here, Susan Stone presents an overview that focuses on why, in these times of great violence, practicing the Brahma Viharas is a radical act that can enlarge and sweeten our lives.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-03-0736 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleGuided Meditation with Pat CoffeyPat Coffey gave this guided meditation at IMCC on Feb 14, 2018.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-02-1437 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleLove Is A Big Deal on Valentines Day: But What Are We Really Talking About?Pat Coffey gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Feb 13, 2018.
Love is a "squirrelly" term that has many connotations and definitions. Throughout the ages poets, artists, writers, musicians, philosophers, psychologists and now neuroscientists have offered their take on one of the strongest and most beautiful emotions known to humankind.
In honor of Valentines Day we will explore this phenomena. We will look at romantic love and forms of love beyond the romantic....forms of love that can soften and enrich our lives whether we are partnered in the classic romantic way or not.
For more information, please visit the Insight...2018-02-1428 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleChange Can Be Your Best FriendPat Coffey gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Feb 6, 2018.
In a large part your relationship to change determines the amount of joy, ease, happiness, angst and suffering you experience in this life.
Tonight we will explore the very 'nature of nature'. The most profound truth of nature is that everything is moving and changing.....everything.....and that a deep internalization of this natural truth opens you to great ease and freedom.
It is more than an intellectual exercise to know change intimately. There are many practices offered by The Buddha that are designed to support your deepening comfort with...2018-02-0730 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleOnward But Not EasySusan Stone gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Jan 31, 2018.
Spiritual practice is onward-leading, as teacher Joseph Goldstein observed. However, we each face challenges as we practice, and often the movement can seem anything but onward. It can be discouraging. After a guided meditation, Susan Stone shares some of her practice challenges over time, Her account may serve to normalize your struggles and, perhaps, throw light on what she has experienced as the onward direction of practice.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-02-0137 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleTrue HappinessJeff Fracher gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Jan 23, 2018.
What is true happiness and can we ever experience it? How does it differ from transient happiness or joy? This dharma talk explores the path to true happiness and offer strategies for achieving it.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-01-2431 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleAwakeningTeresa Miller gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Jan 16, 2018.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-01-1727 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleFive Kinds of HappinessSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Jan 09, 2018.
"The purpose of life is to be happy." --Dalai Lama
The Buddha developed and then taught about states of happiness: those that are dependent on conditions and those that are not dependent on any conditions at all. The path that he has given us is primarily a path to the latter: a happiness that is completely independent of conditions.
Sometimes, however, when we offer the Buddha's teachings on ultimate awakening, it can appear that we are denigrating "lesser" kinds: the happiness of the simple pleasant: contact with the natural world...2018-01-1043 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleRing the Bells That Still Can RingSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Jan 2, 2018.
“That gladness connected with what is wholesome, I call an equipment of mind for overcoming ill-will and hostility.” --The Buddha
In difficut times we are encouraged to connect with the wholesome. In the words of singer-songwriter and Zen priest Leonard Cohen, we might best focus our energy to "ring the bells that still can ring."
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2018-01-0337 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleWho are Our People?Helen Farrar gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Dec 12, 2017.
Not being clear about how who “our people” have been—and are—can be a source of suffering, confusion, and conflict, subtle and not so subtle, both within and without. How can we open to that spacious field where all are “our people”? This talk will take a look at using our mindfulness practice to explore and hold kindly the life we were born into as a way of opening our minds—and our hearts— to “the other”, and to bringing more spaciousness and peace to ourselves and those around us.
For more informa...2017-12-1335 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleA Life of Regret?Jeff Fracher gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Dec 5, 2017.
Regret is central to the human experience, both for things we have done and things we have not done. How does the Dharma address the challenge of living with regret? How does excessive regret impede our progress on our spiritual path? The talk will offer a different perspective on living with the regret in our lives.
For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org2017-12-0627 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleWho Do You Think You Are?Sharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Nov 28, 2017.
In our ordinary way of looking at things, we usually see ourselves and others through socially constructed perceptions and limited views. These do, indeed, have some practical utility. Nevertheless, if we misunderstand, we can identify with these perceptions and views in ways that can lead to much suffering for ourselves and others. This evening's talk will explore this process and will offer an invitation to soften our attachments to our perceptions and views as we open to a larger mystery.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-11-2937 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleDaring to SeeSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Nov 21, 2017.
Much of the time, we live, not so much in a real world, but in the filtered world made up of all of the perceptions, interpretations and stories we have learned over a lifetime. The Buddha referred to these as mirages that keep our own and others' suffering in place. Spiritual practice invites us to cultivate qualities of mind and heart that enable us to see with wider and wiser eyes. This talk explores how to do this - even at our holiday dinner tables.
For more information, please visit...2017-11-2240 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleDodging the Dart: Teaching of the Second ArrowLaura Good gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Nov 7, 2017.
Laura discusses the teaching of the Second Arrow and how to "dodge the dart" with mindfulness.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-11-0834 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleThe Tyranny of the EgoJeff Fracher gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Oct 3, 2017.
Though the concept of ego has a specific connotation in the West, it has a very different meaning when referenced in Buddhism. We explore the concept of ego from a Buddhist perspective and discuss the ways in which it can impede our progress on our path. Tools for managing the ego will also be offered.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-10-0434 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleWhat's True for Me? What's True for You?Susan Stone gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Sep 26, 2017.
Susan Stone reflects on an experience with the negativity bias of the mind and how to work with it compassionately. She will also explore why we often resist needful life changes and why we need to step into them. At talk for all, whether you are new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-09-2732 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleMeditation Practices to Support the Contemplative ArtistPat Coffey gave this dharma talk on Sep 19, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Pat shares mediation practices that support our journey as "contemplative artists".
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-09-201h 20Dharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBeginning with Self CompassionTeresa Miller gave this dharma talk on Sep 12, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-09-1334 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleWorking with GriefJeff Fracher gave this dharma talk on Aug 22, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
None of us are spared the experience of loss in our lives. How do we respond to grief when we experience a loss? What do the Buddha’s teachings offer us in dealing with our grief? We will explore the teachings on grief and how to fully embrace life even as we grieve our losses.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-08-2326 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleABC's: Awareness, Beloved CommunityTeresa Miller gave this dharma talk on Aug 8, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
What is ours to do in aiming toward the creation of beloved community? The Buddha’s teaching was a kind of framework to learn to be honest with ourselves and with what’s going on in our minds, in our bodies, in our lives. As always, the talk may provide guidance for living this moment and the ones to come – today and tomorrow – with awareness, and an intention to do no harm, to ease suffering.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-08-0926 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleMindfulness, Concentration and the Monkeys of the Sacred ForestSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk on Aug 1, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
In our practice, we regularly hear beautiful and wholesome instruction on presence, on peace and on mindfulness and concentration: "Be here now." When we actually sit on our cushions, however, especially after reading the morning headlines, or anticipating a difficult phone call, or following a challenging day at work or with those hordes of visiting relatives, or considering the white supremacy rallies in Charlottesville, we can easily despair as the mind and emotions wander about.
This evening's talk will explore very specifically how our practice...2017-08-0234 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleEquanimity in Our TimesRuth King gave this dharma talk on Jul 25, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Ruth King is a national Insight Meditation Teacher and Emotional Wisdom author and consultant. She is a guiding teacher at Insight Meditation Community of Washington, DC, core teacher in the Dedicated Practitioner Program at Spirit Rock Meditation Center, and the founder of Mindful Members Insight Meditation Community in Charlotte, NC.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-07-2642 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleIntroduction to Buddhist ChantingLaura Good gave this dharma talk on Jul 18, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
In addition to being a producer, singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Laura is a longtime meditator. Combining these interests, she has studied Buddhist chanting from various traditions. In this session she provides an introduction to chanting and teaches several chants.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-07-1927 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleThe Deepest Intention of the HeartSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk on Jul 11, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
When life is challenging, internally or externally, we can find ourselves confused and uncertain about how to live our spiritual practice, how to proceed. While all of the Dharma is a guide, we can still be confused in the moment: what is mine to do? Here? Now?
Tonight's talk will explore and hopefully strengthen our personal and unique ability to rest in this confusion as a perfect doorway to the clarity of the sacred.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-07-1235 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleHappy Interdependence DayTeresa Miller gave this dharma talk on Jul 4, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
We celebrate July 4th in the USA with words and symbols that express philosophical values of democracy and equality. Yet we are aware of explicit and implicit bias, a transparent disparity and inequity, that creates harm in our selves, our community, the world. In the face of suffering, how do we remember, and embody, our interdependence, in order to respond wisely and kindly?
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-07-0521 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvillePractice of Self-CompassionJeffrey Fracher gave this dharma talk on Jun 27, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
While the Buddha taught extensively about compassion as an important part of practice, there is little mention in the Pali Canon about self-compassion. We will address why so many of us struggle with feelings of self-loathing.
We will explore the topic of compassion toward ourselves and examine the specific ways we can incorporate a practice of self-compassion into our daily practice.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-06-2828 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleNow is the Time to EngageKristina Weaver gave this dharma talk on May 30, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Kristina reflects on Memorial Day and the recent events surrounding Charlottesville's Lee Park with the aim of providing encouragement for meditators to embrace a socially engaged practice. By learning to examine conflict with care, equanimity, and compassion -- and to anticipate the messiness of social change -- we can begin again and again in our efforts to support justice, peace, connection, and harmlessness for ourselves and others.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-05-3133 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleFive Kinds of HappinessSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk on May 27, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville 2017 Spring Retreat at Serenity Ridge.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-05-2743 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleNourishing Nectars | Quiet and ConnectionSusan Bauer-Wu gave this dharma talk on May 23, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Susan Bauer-Wu, PhD, is the president of the Mind & Life Institute, a global non-profit organization co-founded 30 years ago by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, which serves as the primary convener, catalyst and community builder for the field of contemplative sciences.
In this dharma talk Susan describes the beneficial effects of quiet and solitude and how it help us in the rest of our lives be more present and connected with others.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-05-2429 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleAwakening into the BodyPat Coffey gave this dharma talk on May 16, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Staying at home in the body is a portal to awakening. The Buddha taught that it is just that simple.
"There is one thing that when cultivated and regularly practiced leads to deep spiritual intention, to peace, to mindfulness and clear comprehension, to vision and knowledge, to a happy life here and now. And to the culmination of wisdom and awakening. And what is that one thing? Mindfulness centered on the body." --The Buddha
This talk will explore this critical foundation of mindfulness.
For more...2017-05-1733 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleGuided Meditation by Pat CoffeyPat Coffey gave this guided meditation on May 16, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
This guided meditation focuses on mindfulness of the body. Staying at home in the body is a portal to awakening.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org.2017-05-1734 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleA Full Life PathAmma Thanasanti gave this dharma talk on May 8, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
A full life path considers the totality of the human being in the world we are living in now. It is an open invitation to stop, inquire, and recognize what is true and liberating at the core of all existence. When we attend to our own healing and maturation and we develop skills to engage, the depth of our understanding and practice of Dhamma becomes more fully alive in service to ourselves, our communities and the world.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-05-1041 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleWhy do you meditate?Susan Stone gave this dharma talk on May 2, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
The talk traces the major stages of the meditative journey and shows how our reasons for meditating change as practice deepens—from meditating for relief from our current painful circumstances and to improve oneself, to meditating for no other reason than to meditate. Far from taking us away from the world, the mindfulness journey invites us to engage with the world in our authentic way with a heart of compassion. Ultimately, it transforms one so that increasingly Buddha Nature shines naturally through one’s actions.
For...2017-05-0338 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleWhat does it mean to be a dharma citizen?Pat Coffey, Teresa Miller and Helen Knight Farrar gave this dharma talk on Apr 18, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-04-1932 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleLeaving India | The Dharma in Everyday LifeSusan Stone gave this dharma talk on April 4, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
The Dharma (teaching) arises in the middle of everyday life. Susan Stone recently visited a pilgrimage retreat site in India and, upon leaving, she experienced three incidents that carried lessons from the Dharma that were as deep as any she had experienced on retreat. In a talk following the opening guided meditation, Susan relates these incidents and the Dharma lessons that each illustrated. An evening for all, whether you‘re new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-04-0533 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleUnderstanding Emotion - Buddhist and Western ViewsSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk on April 2, 2017 at an Insight Dialogue retreat. For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-04-0250 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleAn Appropriate ResponseSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk on Mar 28, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Zen Master Yun-Men was asked “What is the highest, most profound teaching of all the buddhas and the patriarchs?”
He replied, “An appropriate response.”
In our practice, we cultivate awareness and wise discernment in order to see in each moment The presence of suffering, its cause and its end.
Such wise discernment gives us the ability to respond appropriately to whatever it is that arises, both internally in our own minds and emotions and externally in the world of our family and friends and jobs and poli...2017-03-2931 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleHow Mindfulness Can Help You Break Unhealthy HabitsHugh Byrne gave this dharma talk on Mar 21, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Habits—the ways we regularly think, feel and act—flow on super-efficient pathways in the brain formed by their repetition over time. Similar to automatic reflexes, habit patterns handle nearly half of our daily activities, from brushing our teeth to driving a car. While some of these habits are necessary and helpful, some are unhealthy and even harmful.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-03-2247 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleMindfulness of BreathBob Hodge gave this dharma talk on Feb 28, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
Mindfulness of the Breath is the first meditation practice in the Satipatthana Sutta (The Four Foundations of Mindfulness), the most well-known discourse by the Buddha. He held mindfulness of breathing in high regard:
Twenty years after the Buddha attained enlightenment, a senior monk by the name of Ananda became his personal attendant. One day he asked the Buddha, “Venerable sir, if people ask me whether you are still practicing meditation, what shall I tell them?” The Buddha replied that, yes, he was still meditating “What kind o...2017-03-0133 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBuddhist Precepts Series | Wise and Wholesome SpeechPat Coffey gave this dharma talk on Feb 14, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
The Buddha taught the precepts, not as an arbitrary set of rules, but as a crucial part of a skillful path of freedom from suffering. Following the precepts, he taught, leads to sane and joyous living that binds all beings together by cultivating goodheartedness, compassion and restraint. In this talk we investigate the meaning and practice of wise and wholesome speech.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-02-1538 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBuddhist Precepts Series | Non-HarmingJeff Fracher gave this dharma talk on January 24, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
The Buddha taught the precepts, not as an arbitrary set of rules, but as a crucial part of a skillful path of freedom from suffering. Following the precepts, he taught, leads to sane and joyous living that binds all beings together by cultivating goodheartedness, compassion and restraint. In this talk we investigate the meaning and practice of non-harming.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-01-2439 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBuddhist Precepts Series | Mindful ConsumptionSusan Stone gave this dharma talk on Jan 17, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
The precepts are fundamental ethical guidelines for sane and joyous living. In a world filled with competing views and an overabundance of choices, the five precepts provide a commonsense framework, a trellis, that guides our efforts and promotes integrity and well-being. As part of our series focusing on the precepts, tonight we will focus on mindful consumption. One formulation of this precept is, in part: Aware of the suffering caused by unmindful consumption, I vow to cultivate good health, both physical and mental, for myself...2017-01-1819 minDharma Insight | Insight Meditation Community of CharlottesvilleBuddhist Precepts Series | OverviewSharon Beckman-Brindley gave this dharma talk on Jan 10, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville.
The Buddha taught the precepts, not as an arbitrary set of rules, but as a crucial part of a skillful path of freedom from suffering. Following the precepts, he taught, leads to sane and joyous living that binds all beings together by cultivating goodheartedness, compassion and restraint. This talk provides an overview of the five Buddhist precepts.
For more information, please visit: imeditation.org2017-01-1140 min