
Sati Sangha and Pine Street Sangha started a daily online meditation group March 17, 2020, soon after we found out about the COVID pandemic. This podcast is an ongoing collection of the Dharma talks given daily. Unedited talks. Just as we don’t edit your meditation sittings. Authentic conversations, speaking with friends. Each one is about 10 minutes. Listen to one before you meditate. Afterwards ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 999 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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10.26.26
I love this podcast. There is so much wisdom and knowledge on Buddhism in this short episodes. There are a variety of teachers who teach on bite size pieces of dharma. However, what I love most is the way it’s taught. It’s so welcoming and inclusive of your individual experience, making the teachings more accessible in your everyday life. Highly recommend!
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Short, unedited Dharma talks connect Buddhist teachings with the texture of everyday life. Meditation teachers and sangha members reflect on ideas such as non-self, care, grief, relationships, habit and change, often drawing on personal experience alongside practical prompts for meditation and journaling. Talks are typically around 10 minutes, with invitations to listen before meditating and reflect afterward. Linda Modaro and Nelly Kaufer are among the recurring voices, joined by other teachers and practitioners who share perspectives shaped by their own lives and practice. The intimate, conversational style favors inquiry over abstract instruction, making Buddhist concepts approachable for people who want to explore them through lived exp... more
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Recent guests on Reflective Meditation include:
1. Charlotte August
2. Kim Johnston
3. KT Waters
4. Nelly Kaufer
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6. Susie Barrios
7. Erin Harrop
8. Wendy Liepman
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