Jill Shepherd's most recent Dharma talks (Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center)
Wisdom and compassion are two themes that inform my current exploration of the dharma, and I aspire to integrate these as fully as I can in both formal practice and daily life.
Jill Shepherd: 14 talk: Second Noble Truth; craving for sense pleasures, craving for becoming, craving for non-becoming
(Te Moata Retreat Center)
Jill Shepherd: 06 talk: Right View
(Te Moata Retreat Center) Exploring conditionality as an aspect of Right View; understanding what conditions support freedom and what conditions get in the way; includes a brief exploration of the five hindrances
Jill Shepherd: short talk: Tasting freedom
(Auckland Insight Meditation) Looking at some classical definitions of Nibbāna, then relational practice exploring how you taste or touch freedom in your own life
Jill Shepherd: 04 talk: Exploring the Wisdom wing in relation to the three universal characteristics, and the Second Noble Truth
(Auckland Insight Meditation) How the three universal characteristic of anicca, dukkha and anattā can support release from craving for becoming, craving for non-becoming, and comparing mind
Jill Shepherd: 03 meditation: Exploring our relationship to unpleasantness or unsatisfactoriness, dukkha
(Auckland Insight Meditation)
Jill Shepherd: 01 meditation: Settling in, arriving, introduction of Jill
(Auckland Insight Meditation)
Jill Shepherd: talk: Exploring the Second Noble Truth - craving for sense pleasures, craving for becoming and craving for non-becoming
(Auckland Insight Meditation) Looking at the social aspects of craving: desire to be seen or to be invisible, for example, and the common phenomenon of comparing mind or mana
Jill Shepherd: short talk: Changing our relationship to dukkha
(Auckland Insight Meditation)
Jill Shepherd: talk: Exploring the Second Noble Truth - craving for sense pleasures, craving for becoming and craving for non-becoming
(Auckland Insight Meditation) Looking at the social aspects of craving: desire to be seen or to be invisible, for example, and the common phenomenon of comparing mind or mana
Jill Shepherd: 13 meditation: Standing, tuning in to feeling-tones and cetanā
(Blue Mountains Insight Meditation Centre)