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  <title>IMCW: Tara Brach</title>
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  <copyright>&#x2117; &amp; &#xA9; 2007 Insight Meditation Community of Washington</copyright>
  <itunes:subtitle>Buddhist Dharma Talks</itunes:subtitle>
  <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>
  <description>Tara Brach, the senior teacher at the Insight Meditation Community of Washington (D.C.), shares a weekly talk on Buddhist teachings and practices.  At the start of each evening, she guides her listeners through a 30-minute mindfulness meditation (also known as Vipassana) and then speaks for about 50 minutes.  This podcast will include many of her recent talks and a few past evenings that cover key themes in Buddhist teachings.  Information on these evenings, IMCW itself, and much, much more is available at www.imcw.org .</description>
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    <title>Stress, Presence and Freedom</title>    
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    <itunes:summary>2007-10-31 We are designed to respond to stress with flight/fight/freeze and this can proliferate and then harden into our ongoing response to life. The practice of presence, of recognizing and relaxing with what is arising, can cut through this conditioning and gift us with the realization of our true nature and the capacity to love fully.</itunes:summary>    
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    <pubDate>Wed, 28 Nov 2007 19:30:00 -0500</pubDate>    
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    <title>Lovingkindness: Living with a Wise Heart</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2007-11-14 The Buddha taught that our fear is great, but greater yet is the truth of our connectedness. This talk examines the often unconscious habits that generate the pain of separation, and the practices that allow us to realize and live from an awake heart. </itunes:summary>    
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    <pubDate>Sun, 16 Mar 2008 19:30:00 -0500</pubDate>    
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    <title>Gratitude and Generosity</title>    
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    <itunes:summary>2007-11-21 When we feel grateful, there is a sense of homecoming. We are connected with what we cherish, and in that abundance, our natural response is generosity. This talk explores two pathways that directly give rise to gratitude and generosity: full presence, and the intentional remembrance of what we love.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>The Path of Transformation</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2007-12-12 This talk investigates three core themes on the path of spiritual awakening: forgiveness, inner fire or aspiration, and the awareness of what we are...awareness itself. These living currents on the path are explored through an ancient Indian teaching story and guided reflections.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>The True Revolution</title>    
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    <itunes:summary>2007-12-19 In Buddhism, lovingkindness is considered a divine abode, our true home. This talk explores how we can recognize the mask that covers insecurity, inhabit our essential goodness of Being, and let ourselves touch and be touched by love. This awakening into wholeheartedness is the true revolution.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>The Three Refuges</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-01-02 This talk reflects on the three gateways to liberating presence-- Buddha nature (our awakened heartmind); Dharma (the living moment, truth, nature of things) and Sangha (spiritual community.) The evening includes a ritual of "taking refuge" that invites our dedication to each domain of awakening and freedom.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>Touching Enlightenment in Our Body</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-01-09 We realize and inhabit the fullness of what we are through the gateway of our senses. This reflection includes how we dissociate from our bodies (hearts, each other, earth) and the pathways of belonging. The evening is dedicated to John O'Donahue, a teacher of the divine longing that carries us to belonging.</itunes:summary>    
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    <pubDate>Wed, 19 Mar 2008 19:30:00 -0500</pubDate>    
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    <title>The Power of Inquiry</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-01-30 Inquiry, or mindful investigation, is a direct way to deepen our attention and reveal the nature of reality. This talk explores the attitude, types of questions and practice of non-conceptual presence that awakens our deepest wisdom.</itunes:summary>    
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    <pubDate>Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:30:00 -0500</pubDate>    
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    <itunes:duration>48:19</itunes:duration>    
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    <title>Gateways to Happiness</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-02-06 While we all want to be happy, our habitual ways of pursuing happiness leave us dissatisfied. What prevents us from being happy? What is true happiness? How do we relax and open to the blessings of our life that are always and already here? Though these reflections we explore together our potential to live from a profound place of inner freedom, peace and happiness.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>Listening Presence</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-02-20 A full and listening presence is the gateway to genuine intimacy with our self and others. This talk explores the challenges to deep listening and the teachings and practices that guide us in developing this healing and liberating capacity.</itunes:summary>    
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    <pubDate>Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:30:00 -0500</pubDate>    
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    <title>The Art of Practice - Mindfulness</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-02-27 In the Art of Practice, we explore key techniques in preparing the grounds for true meditation. These include relaxation, identifying a home base, awakening the senses and re-mindfulness. These "skillful means" allow us to arrive Here, and to rest in a natural mindfulness, awake and open awareness.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>The Art of Practice - RAIN</title>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-03-05 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.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>Befriending the Deities</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-03-12 The fruit of practice is releasing our identification with core beliefs and fear-based emotions, and realizing and inhabiting our Natural awareness. This is described as the N in RAIN - an acronym that can guide us in awakening loving presence.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>Our Heart's Aspiration</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-03-19 This talk weaves two teachings that are key to awakening. "The most important thing is remembering the most important thing" helps us be guided by the compass of our heart in living our lives. And discovering that "what we long for is already here" lets us trust that the love or peace we seek is found in the fullness of presence.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>The Two Wolves</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-03-26 Empathy and aggression are both part of our evolutionary survival equipment. We awaken spiritually as we bring awareness to the vulnerability that drives aggression, and discover that we can directly cultivate our capacity to experience loving connection.</itunes:summary>    
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    <pubDate>Wed, 09 Apr 2008 19:30:00 -0500</pubDate>    
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    <title>A Wise Understanding of Desire</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-04-02 We lose huge swaths of our life when caught in wanting experience to be more and different. Yet if we bring a mindful presence to the thoughts and feelings of wanting, we discover a portal into full aliveness and freedom. This talk explores how to recognize and investigate wanting mind; how by tracing longing back to it's very source we discover that what we long for is already here.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>Part 1-Meeting Fear with a Wise Heart</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-04-09 These talks investigate how fear, nature's protector, proliferates and becomes a trance of fear and the cause of deep suffering. We look at the "body of fear" - the thoughts, physicality, emotions and behaviors that express and fuel the trance of fear. Through stories and guided reflections we explore the ways that buddhist meditation can free us from the grip of unhealthy fear.</itunes:summary>    
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    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
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    <itunes:summary>2008-04-16 These talks investigate how fear, nature's protector, proliferates and becomes a trance of fear and the cause of deep suffering. We look at the "body of fear" - the thoughts, physicality, emotions and behaviors that express and fuel the trance of fear. Through stories and guided reflections we explore the ways that buddhist meditation can free us from the grip of unhealthy fear.</itunes:summary>    
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    <title>Part 1-Realizing Our Natural Joy</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
    <itunes:subtitle></itunes:subtitle>
    <itunes:summary>2008-04-23 In the buddhist teachings, joy is a natural expression of our awakened heart. In these two talks we will explore how we block off joy, and ways that we can cultivate and embody this intrinsic facet of our being.</itunes:summary>    
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    <itunes:duration>49:36</itunes:duration>    
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    <title>Part 2-Realizing Our Natural Joy</title>    
    <itunes:author>Tara Brach</itunes:author>    
    <itunes:subtitle></itunes:subtitle>
    <itunes:summary>2008-04-30 In the buddhist teachings, joy is a natural expression of our awakened heart. In these two talks we will explore how we block off joy, and ways that we can cultivate and embody this intrinsic facet of our being.</itunes:summary>    
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    <pubDate>Wed, 30 Apr 2008 19:30:00 -0500</pubDate>    
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    <itunes:duration>45:06</itunes:duration>    
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