
Talks in Audio Format by Eileen Keira. She is Dharma teacher and heir to Thich Nhat Hanh. She received transmission of the lamp in 1990, and having been teaching meditation and mindfulness since then.
The following talks are from a series of talks given as part of the fall 2009 practice period for the Mindfulness Community of Puget Sound.
In an introduction to the fall practice period at the Mindfulness Community of Puget Sound, Eileen speaks about the Buddha's enlightenment and his first teaching to illuminate the path of practice. Given on Sept. 27th at the Seattle Practice Center.
Smrti (the Sanskrit name for mindfulness) is the basis for stilling our minds and opening our hearts to the gifts of life and our interconnectedness with all life. Given on Sept. 28th at the Seattle Practice Center.
Given on October 12th. Right Concentration (samadhi) arises from mindfulness, and one-pointed mental focus while touching wholesome seeds within us.
Given on October 26th. Right Understanding and the Four Noble Truths: The four Noble Turths and the path they illuminate gives rise to Right Understanding - the truth of our essential Self.
Given on Novemner 9th. The roots of Right Thinking are in the essential nature of interdependence. Letting go, loving-kindness and compassion are its manifestation.
This talk was recorded at the Camp Indianola retreat on January 17, 2010 and replaces the talk of the Fall Practice Period that was lost.
This talk was recorded at the Camp Indianola retreat on January 18, 2010 and replaces the last talk of the Fall Practice Period that was lost.