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Buddhism
By: Lama Kathy Wesley
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Number of Tape(s) = 5
Date: 1-Apr
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Continuous Rain to Benefit Beings
By: Lama Kathy Wesley
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Number of Tape(s) = 4
Date: Sep-98
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KTD Prayerbook Liturgy
Lama By: Kathy Wesley
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Recorded September 2006.
The chanting of entire KTD Prayerbook and Tashi Prayer.
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Meditation Instr.: Shine / Tong-Len / Sadhana Practice
By: Lama Kathy & Lama Colleen
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Number of Tape(s) = 4
Date: Sep-99
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Prayer Compassion and Devotion
By: Lama Kathy Wesley
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Number of Tape(s) = 4
Date: Nov-00
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Training in Compassion
By: Lama Kathy Wesley
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Number of Tape(s) = 5
Date: Oct-97
Price per tape is : 6 US Dollars
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Transforming Mental Afflictions in the Three Yanas, Audio CDs
By: Lama Kathy Wesley
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Lama Kathy Wesley begins her teaching by demonstrating that all mental afflictions arise from a “stampede” of thoughts. Shamatha meditation provides the foundation for transforming mental afflictions by giving us control over our minds, allowing us to accept or reject thoughts and emotions as they arise. She then presents Slow Reversal, a mindfulness-based post-meditation method for transforming mental afflictions. In talk two Lama Kathy teaches that cultivating loving kindness through the Mahayana practice of Tonglen provides a beneficial other-oriented antidote that we can adopt in the gap created by Slow Reversal. Lama Kathy devotes all of talk three to discussing anger, explaining the sources and negative aspects of anger and showing how to transform anger using Slow Reversal and Tonglen, and by looking directly at anger. This three-yana approach to transforming emotions culminates in talk four, where Lama Kathy describes the symbolism of Chenrezig as a foundation for explaining how vajrayana deity practices transform mental afflictions.
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