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Dharma Talks
Santikaro – Talk One
June 2010 | MP3 | 11MB

Santikaro – Talk Two
June 2010 | MP3 | 42MB

Santikaro – Talk Three
June 2010 | MP3 | 60MB

Santikaro – Talk Four
June 2010 | MP3 | 51MB

Santikaro – Talk Five
June 2010 | MP3 | 59MB

Santikaro – Talk Six
June 2010 | MP3 | 56MB

Santikaro – Talk Seven
June 2010 | MP3 | 57MB

Santikaro – Talk Eight
June 2010 | MP3 | 48MB

Santikaro – Talk Nine
June 2010 | MP3 | 54MB

Guided Meditations
Santikaro – Guided Mediation One
June 2010 | MP3 | 31MB

Santikaro – Guided Mediation Two
June 2010 | MP3 | 33MB

Santikaro – Guided Mediation Three
June 2010 | MP3 | 34MB

Santikaro – Guided Mediation Four
June 2010 | MP3 | 33MB

Santikaro – Guided Mediation Five
June 2010 | MP3 | 36MB

Santikaro – Guided Mediation Six
June 2010 | MP3 | 34MB

Santikaro – Guided Mediation Seven
June 2010 | MP3 | 34MB

Santikaro – Guided Mediation Eight
June 2010 | MP3 | 41MB

Practice Instructions
Santikaro – Talk One
June 2010 | MP3 | 73MB

Santikaro – Talk Two
June 2010 | MP3 | 75MB

Santikaro – Talk Three
June 2010 | MP3 | 78MB

Santikaro – Talk Four
June 2010 | MP3 | 82MB

Santikaro – Talk Five
June 2010 | MP3 | 79MB

Santikaro – Talk Six
June 2010 | MP3 | 83MB

Santikaro – Talk Seven
June 2010 | MP3 | 82MB

Santikaro – Talk Eight
June 2010 | MP3 | 82MB

Day Long Retreat ~ Sunday, July 18 ~ 9:30 am – 4:30 pm ~ MCZC
Bring a lunch, $20 plus teacher dana.
To register: Mikalea Barnes, 986-6080 or Mikaelab355@aol.com

Meditation & Dharma Discussions ~ Wednesday Evenings ~ 113 Camino Escondito #4
July 7, 14, 21, & 28 ~ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm.
This is an opportunity to clarify the Buddha’s teachings and discuss our individual practice.
Special Theme Discussion ~ Friday, July 23 ~ 7:00 pm, – 8:30 pm
Special Theme: “Why Do We Practice?”

Sangha Pot-luck ~ Saturday, July 24 ~ 6:00 pm
at Lissa Reidel’s, 628 Camino Rancheros, 995-1146

Half-hour Interviews ~ July 7 – August 3
Tuesdays: 11:30 am – 2:00 pm,
Wednesdays: 4:30 pm– 5:30 pm,
Thursdays: 9:00 am – Noon & other times available
Sign-up with Courtney Best-Trujillo, 466-1104 or BestTrujillo@comcast.net.
To cancel an interview on day of appt: 995-1993.

DaeJa Napier teaches Insight Meditation (Vipassana) with an emphasis on the cultivation of loving kindness, compassion, joy and equanimity. She responds to students with intuitive precision and insight, mirroring the awakening process that occurs naturally in the light of mindful awareness. Practicing under the guidance of prominent Asian and western teachers, DaeJa has dedicated her life to exploring the traditional pathways to awakening and their applications in daily life. Her conveyance of the Buddhist teachings reflect the wisdom and compassion cultivated while maintaining a formal practice over 40 years of raising five children. She has come to teach in Santa Fe twice a year since 1995.

FOR MORE INFO contact Mikaela Barnes, 986-6080 or Mikaleab355@aol.com

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Eric – Talk One

Eric – Talk Two

The dates are: June 11-20, 2010

For Information and printable Registration: 2010 Santikaro Retreat Registration Brochure

For More: contact Linda Grace at:  lindaagrace@gmail.com, 505-466-8033

Santikaro was ordained as a Theravada monk in Thailand in 1985, and subsequently trained at Suan Mokkh with Buddhadasa Bhikkhu, a leading Thai teacher, scholar, and reformer. He became Ajahn Buddhadasa’s primary English translator and was abbot of nearby Suan Atammayatarama. He is a founding member of Think Sangha, a community of socially engaged Buddhist thinker-activists. He led meditation retreats at Suan Mokkh for many years before returning to the USA in 2001, and retiring from formal monastic life in 2004. He continues to teach in the Buddhist tradition with an emphasis on the early Pali sources. He is the founder of Liberation Park, a modern American expression of Buddhist practice, study, and social responsibility.

DaeJa Napier

DaeJa teaches Vipassana with a particular emphasis on the Brahma-Viharas. She has studied and practiced Zen and Vipassana since 1972 and has been teaching since 1986. Her teaching is committed to a balance of formal practice with the study of the classical teachings. Her heartfelt understanding of the dharma combines with an intuitive precision that mirrors the awakening process of each student. DaeJa is the mother of five. To learn more visit cultivatingwisdomandcompassion.org.

Eric Kolvig

Eric has been teaching Vipassana since 1985. He served as the resident teacher of Vipassana communities in Santa Fe and Albuquerque and leads meditation retreats around the U.S. Eric studied and practiced for years with prominent teachers at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, MA, and he has also trained in the Zen tradition. He earned a Ph.D. from Yale University and has edited a number of books in the Theravada Buddhist tradition. Holding an inclusive understanding of liberation, Eric also works for wholesome change in our community through compassionate action.

At The Mountain Cloud Zen Center

Taught By Eric Kolvig

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People tend to think of meditation when they think of Buddhism, and well they should.  But in our tradition we actually practice something far more comprehensive:  ethical conduct, meditation, and wisdom.  These three great pillars of practice encompass every imaginable aspect of life.  In this retreat we will explore in depth how our meditation relates to the rest of our noble path.