Speaker: Valeska Agasto. Valeska suggests we examine our motives for practice and how our attachments conflict with our desire for liberation, viewing the struggle as a wealth of insight that can reveal the path to enlightenment.

Speaker: Ani Nyima Dolma. Ani Nyima describes practices to benefit the deceased and reflects on the importance of abiding step-by-step to accumulate wisdom, merit, and compassion.

Speaker: Deborah Haynes. Deborah explores how the three wisdoms, hearing, contemplative, and meditative can be cultivated through the artistic process.

Speaker: Leah Regulinski. Leah uses a series of stories to described how she navigated the troubled waters in her recovery from a car accident to care for her aging mother.

Speaker: Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche. Rinpoche delivers the 2016 Losar Address for the Year of The Fire Monkey.

Speaker: Vanessa Waxman. Vanessa talks about the ways sangha overcomes conventional mindset.

Speaker: Mary Jane Dalton. Mary Jane explores how insights from Rinpoche helped her to see self aggression as longing.

Speaker: Hillary Campbell. Hillary talks about obstacles to practice and her inspiration to overcome them, including her experiences at the 2016 Ngondro retreat.

Speaker: Erris McCullough. Erris shares her experiences with karma and the blessings the Dharma has brought to assist her understanding of life' s unfoldings.

Speaker: Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche. Rinpoche explains why the Dharma is the best work human beings can do, freeing us from suffering and conditional existence with benefits that last well beyond one' s lifetime.