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Matthew Daniell's most recent Dharma talks (Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center) episodes
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- Matthew Daniell: Thanksgiving Reflection and Practice Discussion(Cambridge Insight Meditation Center)49 min
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- Matthew Daniell: The Art Of Mindful Living - Part 2(Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center) From suffering to freedom Park two Skillful relationship of Shamatha (calm) and Vipassana (clear seeing) in all postures and it all times. Daily life practice as one1 hr 7 min
- Matthew Daniell: Metta meditation (loving kindness)(Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center) Wishing well: for self, an easy being, a diversity of beings (spontaneously chosen) and all beings45 min
- Matthew Daniell: The Art Of Mindful Living - Part 1(Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center) Part 1 of the journey of suffering to the end of suffering. Building the foundation of calming(shamatha) and beginning to see into life(vipassana), daily life and formal practice as one wise attitude.1 hr 7 min
About Matthew Daniell's most recent Dharma talks (Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center)
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Matthew Daniell began Buddhist meditation in Asia in 1985. He practiced Zen in Japan, Tibetan Buddhism in India, and Insight Meditation in the United States, India, Burma, and Thailand, where he was…
an ordained monk for more than a year. His Asian teachers include Harada Roshi, Kalu Rinpoche, Dipama and Munindra. His Western teachers include Larry Rosenberg, Jack Kornfield, Joseph Goldstein, and Sharon Salzberg. Matthew is a founder and the guiding teacher at the Insight Meditation Center of Newburyport, Massachusetts (IMCNewburyport.org), and is a member of the Religious Services Department at Phillips Exeter Academy.