Question and Response
Tara explores a range of questions that include working with unworthiness, recognizing aspiration, stepping out of the story and understanding the selfless quality of experience.
Monday Night Satsang – Question and Response
Question and response from Tara’s monthly evening satsang on 2013-11-11. NOTE: Satsang means exploring and realizing truth in the gathering of spiritual friends. The word comes from Sanskrit – “sat” means truth – and “sangha” is community or company of spiritual...
Satsang – Closing Prayer for Peace (6:58 min.)
A Prayer for Peace from Tara at the Monday evening satsang gathering. NOTE: Satsang means exploring and realizing truth in the gathering of spiritual friends. The word comes from Sanskrit – “sat” means truth – and “sangha” is community or company of spiritual...
Evening Satsang – “Peace is This Moment”
(published for the first time):
Question and response with Tara from 2013-10-14. Questions relate to a reading of Dorothy Hunt’s poem, “Peace is This Moment Without Judgment,” as well as to RAIN, meditation practice and self-judgment. The evening closes with a prayer for peace.
A Special Evening Satsang – Question and Response – RAIN
Question and response with Tara from an evening satsang on 2013-05-13. Many of the questions that evening were about R.A.I.N. [NOTE: in 2013, Tara was using the older concept of the “N” as “Non-Identification” or “Natural...
Question and Response with Tara
Questions and responses with Tara.
Questions, Guided Meditation and Group Sharing
Led by Tara
Deepening Practice – Question and Response with Tara
This talk and question and response format addresses the attitudes and practices that cultivate our natural wisdom and compassion.
Question and Response – Applying Buddhist Practices
Tara responds to questions from the audience on applying Buddhist practices to our lives.
Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield: An Evening of Questions and Responses
An evening of questions and responses with Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield
Question & Response with Tara: Working with Difficult Weather
In this talk Tara responds to questions from participants on how to bring a healing attention to anger, sleepiness, great loss and the wounds of our world. She grounds the teachings in the two wings of clear recognition (of what is happening) and an allowing presence, one that is full with compassion.
The Art of Practice – RAIN
This second class in the Art of Practice reviews the basic components of meditation training and illustrates through several stories, the use of the acronym RAIN in awakening loving presence. The session includes a period of question/answer.