Name: The Science of Meditation September 2016 - Richard Davidson [20160913] (TMAD) by Tergar Meditation Community in tpps_deconstruction
Duration: 1 h 32 min 19 s
Description: In this September 2016 talk, renowned neuroscientist Dr. Richard Davidson talks about the cutting edge research he and others are doing on the the effects of meditation on the brain.

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A January National Review article declared “Middle-Class Philanthropy Is Collapsing,” but is that really the case? The number of donors might be declining, but gift amounts are increasing. So, is it a decline in donors or of small-dollar donations?
 
In this episode of the Go Beyond Fundraising Podcast, we’re taking a deeper look at this claim through the trends that are driving donor giving. Our experts are also sharing tactics to attract, retain, and re-engage donors through storytelling, personal connections, and transparency.

Is a “Collapse” in Middle-Class Donors Happening?

In this September 2016 talk, renowned neuroscientist Dr. Richard Davidson talks about the cutting edge research he and others are doing on the the effects of meditation on the brain.

The Science of Meditation September 2016 - Richard Davidson [20160913] (TMAD)

Bringing what we learn in practice into our daily lives

Bringing what we learn in practice into our daily lives - Cortland Dahl [20160920] (TMAD)

In the Hinamudra teachings (a play on Mahamudra) Rinpoche presents a groundbreaking and inclusive view of the ways that modern people can relate and actually do relate to the Buddhist path. 
Admirers of the Buddha, resonate with the words and actions of the Buddha, appreciating its noble aspirations for all beings, even though they may not identify as Buddhist.  
Buddhists take the Buddhist vow as a commitment to be guided by its wisdom. These people may not be engaged in formal practice.
Dharma practitioners are those who put the Buddhist teachings into practice and for whom the concerns of this life are less.

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This week on the Mindrolling Podcast, Dr. Omid Safi joins Raghu for a conversation about the path of radical love found in the Sufi tradition. 

Show notes and resources: https://beherenownetwork.com/mindrolling-ep-259-sufi-heart/

Mindrolling – Ep. 259 – Love and the Sufi Heart with Dr. Omid Safi

Myoshin and other members of the Tergar community traveled to Nepal and Tibet as a part of a larger pilgrimage focused around exploring the feminine within Himalayan Buddhism. They traveled to visit a number of female teachers, and visited sites where female practitioners have practiced. Myoshin and three of the other pilgrims from Minneapolis share their journey through photos, reflections, and stories of their time.

Special thanks to The Frederick P. Lenz Foundation for American Buddhism, which provided partial funding for the planning phase of the pilgrimage.

Stories From The Pilgrimage To Wisdom - Myoshin Kelley (with MB, Alex, Merra) [20191219] (TMSP)

What do the feminine qualities have to offer? We all have feminine qualities within us, and they often go unappreciated and underdeveloped. Yet they are the very qualities that can help us to find balance in the world we live in. During this public talk we will look at how the feminine is spoken of within Tibetan Buddhism and what it could mean to invite the feminine into our life.

Finding Strength Through The Feminine - Myoshin Kelley [20190912] (TMSP)

Tergar Meditation Community supports individuals, practice groups, and meditation communities around the world in learning to live with awareness, compassion, and wisdom. Grounded in the Tibetan Buddhist lineage of our guiding teacher Mingyur Rinpoche, our online and in-person programs are accessible to people of all cultures and faiths, and support a lifelong path toward the application of these principles in everyday life. For more information, visit tergar.org.

The Science of Meditation September 2016 - Richard Davidson [20160913] (TMAD)

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