Audio Dharma Talks
Phillip Moffitt has been giving a dharma talk to the Marin Sangha every Sunday since 1998. Many of those talks, as well as some that were recorded at Spirit Rock are available for downloading from the dharmawisdom.org audio library. New talks are posted frequently, so check back often to hear recent ones.
Audio Dharma Talks
The Seven Factors of Awakening (aka the Seven Factors of Enlightenment) are Mindfulness, Investigation, Energy, Rapture, Tranquility, Concentration, and Equanimity. Mindfulness is a common factor among the other six factors and also balances them.
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This is the second of two dharma talks Phillip gave at the Marin Sangha on Choiceless Awareness and Trust.
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Choiceless awareness is when we cease to choose an object for meditation and take the knowing of objects one after another as our meditation.
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Why does Buddhism dwell on suffering instead of happiness?
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Are you at unease with good fortune? Do you have a fear of success? Are you nervous when you experience metta? Learn about the seven downsides of the upside.
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Phillip answers students' questions on dharma, practice and disappointment.
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Learn to collect and unify the mind. As you develop your concentration practice, you access more energy and it becomes more available to your mindfulness practice. When you have energy and not equanimity, you will feel restless and worried. Equanimity without energy=sloth. We need a lot of energy for patience and persistence. Patience allows us to practice accepting what is. Persistence allows us to continue to start over.
