From Dragons to Schmoos – Meeting Life with Compassionate Presence

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Listening to the Song: The Transformative Power of Deep Listening, Part 1

What becomes possible when we truly listen—to ourselves, to one another and to the life around us? In part 1 of this two-part series, we'll explore listening as a profound spiritual practice and a pathway to intimacy, compassion and healing. When we feel genuinely heard, our defe ...  Show more

Remembering Our True Home (15:44 min.)

In this guided meditation, we turn attention inward and come into intimate presence with the life that is here. Beginning with the body, breath and sensations, we gradually open into the spacious awareness that holds all experience. As we soften habitual tension and allow thought ...  Show more

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