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Dharma Talks

Most of the talks below were given at the weekly Tuesday night meditation group that David leads in Boulder, Colorado. Some of them were given at the weekly Sunday evening group in Denver and others were given at retreat centers in various parts of the U.S. Our intention is to make these talks freely available to people who would like to hear them. 

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Talks given by guest speakers are sent to the speaker to be posted on their website.

 

Older recordings, reaching as far back as 2003, are available in our archive.

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You have two options for listening to a talk: 1) You can stream and listen to it immediately. To do so, click on the title of the talk. 2) You can download the talk to your computer or mobile device and listen to it at a time that’s convenient for you. To do so, click the Download button to the right of the track. If you have any problems listening to a talk, please contact Steve Troy for assistance at 781.308.7881 or stephenttroy@gmail.com.

 

There’s no cost for accessing these dharma talks. We offer them in the spirit of dana, which in Buddhist teachings is translated as “generosity freely given.A donation is not required, and there’s no suggested amount. Guidelines for the practice of dana are to choose a contribution that gives rise to a warm, joyful feeling in your heart and to make an offering that feels appropriate in relation to your personal financial situation. The donations we receive will be used to support the activities of the Tuesday night group of the Insight Meditation Community of Colorado. Donations of any size will be sincerely appreciated and put to good use in service to the sharing of Buddhist teachings and our collective well-being.

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In keeping with this tradition, we invite financial donations from those of you who would like to support our practice community.

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Visit our dharma talk archive for older talks

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