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Caroline Pfohl

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In these two talks Caroline discusses what Trungpa Rinpiche described as being “on the spot.” Staying in deep connection with our selves through somatic experience so that we know who we truly are in the moment. She talks about the “old way” of Vajrayana practice as being in close community and taking everything as part of the path.

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Dr. Reggie Ray

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In this series of talks, Reggie explains that our heart is the focal point of the wisdom of the body. We feel the deepest connection to people, to life, and to the universe itself as we work with our heart in somatic meditation. We learn to trust that the nature of the universe is love.

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Dr. Reggie Ray

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In this talk Reggie explains how the integrity of our spiritual lives is found in the uncompromising willingness to open to the surprising and startling arrival of relative reality. Reality does not operate within the framework of ego, and therefore we actually don’t know where our lives are headed or what each moment means. In Zen this is called, “don’t know mind.” By coming to know the completely groundless quality of existence we can learn to see and trust the unanticipated wisdom in each unfolding moment.

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