Recorded Dharma
This page contains an archive of Dharma talks by James Baraz and guest teachers at our Thursday evening meetings recorded since 2009. Older talks are also available from the menu below.
Many of the talks recorded at IMCB since mid-2007 are also available on the Dharma Seed website. To access these, either click this direct link or click on Retreats on the Dharma Seed Home page and enter our retreat code: IMCByogis. You can also subscribe to podcasts of IMCB Dharma talks on the Dharma Seed website.
In addition to IMCB talks, the following menu contains links to recorded Dharma offered by other closely-allied Dharma centers and to instructions for playing, downloading, and burning CDs.
Scroll down or click on a topic for more information:
- 01/26/12 - James Baraz - Amazing Grace
- 01/19/12 - James Baraz - Embracing Resistance
- 01/12/12 - James Baraz - Honeyball Sutta: The Source of Our Confusion and the Way Out
- 01/05/12 - Wes Nisker - Time Travel
- 12/29/11 - Will Kabat-Zinn - Self-Inquiry
- 12/22/11 - Sharda Rogell - Awakening the Higher Mind
- 12/15/11 - James Baraz -
Cultivating a Bodhisattva Heart
- 12/08/11 - Ben Rivers - Seeing Beyond Appearances Musician and composer Ben Rivers shares his experience of living with Parkinson's and Lyme disease
- 12/01/11 - James Baraz - Balancing Contentment with Aliveness
- 11/17/11 - James Baraz - The Buddha's Discourse on Blessings + PDF of the Discourse
- 11/10/11 - James Baraz - From Cynicism to Love
- 10/27/11 - James Baraz -
The Race between Ignorance and Consciousness: Good or Bad News?
- 10/20/11 - Norman Fischer - Everyday Mind is the Way
- 10/06/11 - Tempel Smith - Understanding Sankhara
- 09/28/11 - Julia Butterfly Hill - Love and Consciousness as a Verb
- 09/22/11 - Alexa Ouellett - Reflections on the Four Noble Truths
- 09/15/11 - Mila Khyentse Rinpoche - Path of Light. Tibetan Bhuddism
- 09/08/11 - James Baraz - The Shorter Discourse on Ways of Undertaking Things
- 09/01/11 - Yvonne Rand - Transforming Negative Patterns of Thinking
- 08/25/11 - James Baraz -
The Advantages of Spiritual Friendship
- 08/18/11 - Arinna Weisman - The Practice of Right Effort
- 08/11/11 - Wes Nisker - The Path of the Fool
- 07/28/11 - Adam Baraz - Taking the Leap, Voicing the Difficult as a Path of Aliveness, Intimacy, and Fearlessness
- 07/21/11 - Heather Sundberg - The Wise Compassionate Heart
- 07/14/11 - James Baraz - Life Coming Together As You
- 07/10/11 - Donald Rothberg - Workshop on Wise Speech for Kalyana Mitta Groups
- 07/07/11 - James Baraz - You Have a Choice
- 06/30/11 - Anam Thubten Rinpoche - You're Already Free!
- 06/23/11 - Janet Keyes - No Part Left Out
- 06/16/11 - James Baraz -
Shifting the Focus: From In Here to Out There
- 06/09/11 - Debra Chamberlin-Taylor - Intimacy with All Things
- 06/02/11 - James Baraz - Atammayatta: The Last Word and Final Sword of Buddhism
- 05/26/11 - Gil Fronsdal - The Gifts of Retreat Practice
- 05/19/11 - James Baraz -
Embodying Passion Through Expression + Adam Baraz's thesis
- 05/12/11 - Susan Moon - Deep Time
- 05/05/11 - Tempel Smith - The Five Aggregates
- 04/28/11 - James Baraz - Equanimity, the seventh Factor of Awakening
- 04/21/11 - James Baraz - Concentration, the sixth Factor of Awakening
- 04/14/11 - James Baraz - Calm/tranquility, the fifth Factor of Awakening
- 04/07/11 - James Baraz - Joy/rapture, the fourth Factor of Awakening
- 03/31/11 - James Baraz - Energy/effort, the third Factor of Awakening
- 03/24/11 - James Baraz - Interest/investigation, the second Factor of Awakening
- 03/17/11 - James Baraz - Mindfullness, the first Factor of Awakening
- 03/10/11 - James Baraz - Overview of the 7 Factors of Awakening
- 03/03/11- Heather Sundberg - Living the Brahma Viharas
- 02/24/11 - Dale Borglum - Healing at the Edge
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7 Factors of Awakening
The 7 Factors of Awakening are the Buddha’s list of qualities that need to be developed in order to fully awaken. This eight-week series begins with an overview of all 7 Factors followed by a discussion of each individually in greater depth over the coming weeks. Besides exploring them theoretically, James encourages us to take them on as practices as we go through the weeks seeing how we can consciously cultivate them and bring them into our daily lives.
Enlightenment
This series is based on the Fall 2010 issue of The Inquiring Mind,
which focuses on "Enlightenment." The October talk provides an introduction to the topic. Part 1 focuses on
the classic Theravadin meditative path to freedom, including progress of insight and stages of enlightenment. Part 2 discusses the sudden awakening path in various Buddhist schools. Part 3 focuses on non-Buddhist perspectives from the Advaita (non-dualist) philosophy. Part 4
explores the Path of Devotion or Bhakti path as a vehicle for awakening.
Breaking the Chains of Craving
This series is based on the Spring 2010 issue of The Inquiring Mind,
which focuses on "Addiction." James offers practices between sessions, such as experimenting with letting go of a simple habit in order to see the conditioning and to experience the aliveness of the present moment. For example, not reading or watching TV while eating. Includes lively comments and discussion from the sangha. Part 4 features
Kevin Griffin, author, teacher, and innovator in the field of
addiction treatment, who guest-edited the Addiction issue of Inquiring Mind. Kevin's website
Refuge in the Sangha
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To make a CD from one of these talks:
1. Right click on the file of interest.
2. Click on "Save target as..." and save the file on your computer.
3. Use a music program, like "Real Player" or "Windows Media Player",
to "burn" the file you've downloaded to an audio CD.
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