Relating Wisely to Desire - Tara Brach

Tara Brach - Relating Wisely to Desire - 8/10/11
Without desire, this world would not exist. While this universal energy is entirely natural, if we are not mindful of it, desire can become a narrowed fixation or addiction that creates deep suffering.
This talk explores the ways we can pay attention that honor this energy without allowing it to cut us off from presence and possess us.
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With thanks and love, Tara

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Beautiful and profound. Thank God I found you Tara. Your teachings are affecting me deeply and calming my love. May God bless you abundantly!

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[@VliegendeHollander1957]

Thank you Tara. I needed this lesson on longing and belonging, It is fun that not only are we not separate but there is no time. You recorded this 10 years ago and it speaks so clearly to me today. (-:)

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Grateful for your resilient calming

[@MrCanigou]

great talk, fine and deeply reaching humor. Thank you !

[@trudesquires1089]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much 🥰🙏❤xx

[@paulam5864]

the monk she describes at the end of the talk has it all-No wonder he is in bliss.

[@wendyparry437]

A brilliant talk Tara. Thanks. This all makes sense to me. There are so many temptations out there. You have to be strong here. Insecurity comes into the equasion.

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Thankyou, the little meditations through your talks are so helpful, so very helpful. namaste

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thanks for you constant dependable helping reminders in your lessons of love light and peace. To achieving spiritual growth and enlightened wisdom and better ways to self developments. I am very grateful for your services. Blessings and please continue.

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[@IrisAustere]

Beautiful - thank you!!!

[@L_MD_]

Enjoyed this talk - relevant and articulated beautifully. Thank you 😊

[@trudesquires1089]

Just beautiful xxx

[@VliegendeHollander1957]

Thanks!

[@LamaKungaChoedak]

nice one tara...thoughtful

[@vanessaeastick9140]

This is what mdma feels like

[@desertportal353]

A slight bias toward matter? More like a bias toward experience with the phenomena we call matter as the medium perceived by the 'us'. Well actually the laws of physics are the laws of consciousness. Where does that take you? Maybe the Buddhist iconic "emptiness" is actually fullness? Full of existence aware of itself maybe...and with the desire to return to this wholeness when painfully identified with the matter that physics proposes? Just an intuition. An intuition that Nisargadatta has entertained as well.

[@GavinMorris1]

Really lovely but if I may nitpick, it didn't need the pseudo scientific injection of intent at the beginning (in both senses.) Had it not been that way we wouldn't be here to know. Those of us of a scientific bent struggle with this. And I'm a man that usually doesn't attack other countries and is unfortunately quite articulate about feelings.