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Cathy Small's Dharma Talks at Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
Cathy Small
Cathy Small is an author and retired professor of anthropology. who has been practicing vipassana meditation for more than twenty-five years. She has completed numerous extended meditation retreats focusing on awareness, loving kindness and concentration. Since 2010, she has co-taught this six-week course in Insight Meditation every semester for community members and faculty and staff at Northern Arizona University, and has also offered a mindfulness course for inmates at the Coconino County jail. She is a regular teacher at the Flagstaff Insight Meditation Community.
2021-01-26 Buddhist Insights from Encounters with Homelessness 35:25
This talk looks at the intersection of practice and life through the issue of homelessness. Based on her book, The Man in the Dog Park, co-authored with a homeless man, Dr. Cathy Small (a cultural anthropologist and meditation teacher) explores how social issues can become part of our practice, and how her decade-long journey with people experiencing homelessness offered Buddhist lessons about love and fear, self and other, and compassion and equanimity.
Insight Meditation South Bay - Silicon Valley
Attached Files:
  • When We Meet Suffering by Cathy Small (PDF)

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