(Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge) Being present, with the difficult parts of our practice, and how Ajahn  Brahm referred to these as our Karooba Ajahns ("senior teachers")

Tara Mulay: Morning Reflection

IMS’s Forest Refuge has  hosted experienced meditators since 2003. Its program is specifically designed to encourage sustained, longer-term retreat practice – a key component in the transmission of Buddhism from Asia to the West. Within a harmonious and secluded environment, meditators can nurture the highest aspiration for liberation. In consultation with visiting insight meditation teachers, a program of training in one or more Early Buddhist practices is created for each participant, allowing the continuing unfolding of deeper levels of wisdom and compassion. A personal retreat here strengthens practice, faith, confidence and self-reliance.

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(Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge) Includes a short reflection on Vesak and acknowledgement of Joseph Goldstein's 80th birthday

Jill Shepherd: 10 Morning reflection and guided meditation: Muditā

(Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge) Training to recognise the very beginning reaction of clinging or resisting, as that inner "ugh" or "mmm," helping those instinctive reactions to soften and release

Jill Shepherd: 04 Morning reflection and meditation: releasing reactivity

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Tara Mulay: Morning Reflection

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