They Will Not Take This From Me by Audra Carmine

An Easter Sunday talk about the cycle of construction, deconstruction, and reconstruction.

Spit and Dust by Audra Carmine

Desire by Audra Carmine

Peace: To Fasten or to Bind Together by Audra Carmine

A good one to listen to over the holidays where we can tend to move from indulgence to aestheticism, from over doing it to trying to give everything up in the New Year.

The Wisdom of Suffering by Audra Carmine

Our second week of Metta meditation practice focuses on a neutral person in our lives. Audra shares a miracle story and some tools for dissolving our protective suits.

Loving Kindness as a Radical Practice by Audra Carmine

We live in a time where there is emphasis on division. On anger. On conspiracy -- on believing in a time of uncertainty that we have an answer that others don’t, that we see something that others cannot. We live in a time that is riddled with fear. We live in a time that is highlighting separation--highlighting the very essence of the experience of the material world--that we have been separated, that we have been kicked out of the garden. To practice, is to participate in a remembering. A re-membering of our togetherness. Of our own wholeness. To practice is to remember our own belonging. It is to cultivate a particular kind of love that is beyond attachment, beyond preference.