In this final session, Alan brings us back to the first immeasurable of loving-kindness with a guided meditation which focuses on loving-kindness first for oneself, and then spreading out to all begins.
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In this final session, Alan brings us back to the first immeasurable of loving-kindness with a guided meditation which focuses on loving-kindness first for oneself, and then spreading out to all begins.
Thank you for listening to these podcasts. If you have found them of value, please consider donating to the Santa Barbara Institute.
This afternoon Alan leads a guided meditation [6:25] that integrates the three different methods of vipashyana as taught by Padmasambhava.
After the guided meditation [31:40], Alan talks about the history and development of science by answering the following questions:
1. When did the different schools and interpretations of scientific discovery occur?
2. How did natural philosophy develop into science?
3, How did scientific materialism occur?
4. When did scientific materialism become state religion?
5. Do all branches of science share the same worldview?
Spring 2011 Shamatha Retreat
In this final session, Alan brings us back to the first immeasurable of loving-kindness with a guided meditation which focuses on loving-kindness first for oneself, and then spreading out to all begins.
Thank you for listening to these podcasts. If you have found them of value, please consider donating to the Santa Barbara Institute.
