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Dharma Sunday

Natural Dharma Fellowship

Religion & Spirituality

Frequency: 1 episode/4d. Total Eps: 77

Dharma Sundays with Natural Dharma Fellowship include teachings, meditation, and discussions led by NDF Dharma and guest teachers. A wide range of topics are offered.

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Complementary Roles in Meditation: Samatha and Vipassana with Doug Veehof

Episode 40

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:38:49

In his sublime meditation manual Mahamudra the Ocean of Definitive Meaning, the Ninth Karmapa briefly describes a four-step analysis for cutting through the illusion of a separate external reality presenting itself to sense perception. This session will examine the four steps and draw on insights from current cognitive philosophy and physics to offer a simple but powerful approach to challenge the basic mistake that incites mental afflictions.

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Waking Down: An Embodied Path to Freedom with Lama Willa

Episode 39

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:35:58

Join Lama Willa Baker and the online sangha of Natural Dharma Fellowship for a morning of teaching, prayer, contemplation, meditation practice, and community. Not by the book, Willa’s Dharma Sundays reflect what is most immediately and spontaneously on her heartmind. Time is allotted at the end of every Sunday session for audience participation, questions and reflections. Bring your curiosity, questions and insights.

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Relaxed and Awake: The Feldenkrais Method and Somatic Meditation with Dan Clurman

Episode 30

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:23:26

This Dharma Sunday teaching combines body-oriented meditation practice with a Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement® lesson, the brilliant sensory-motor approach to gently and wisely re-educating the neuro-muscular system. Alternating meditation, a Feldenkrais movement lesson and discussion will allow the techniques to complement and empower each other and to enhance mind-body connections and general well-being.

Many new and long-time meditators discover that Feldenkrais practices can help them feel greater physical ease and less pain, both in meditation and in everyday activities, by freeing up habitual patterns embedded in the neuromuscular system. This can also help incorporate the body’s natural intelligence into the process of spiritual inquiry and more fully embodied presence.

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The Five Buddha Families: Understanding the Alchemy of Awareness with Zoe Morris

Episode 29

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:49:16

In this Dharma Sunday teaching we will be exploring the ways that our personalities and styles of interaction

By recognizing our own patterns of behavior and styles of manifesting in the world, we can use that awareness to go beyond judgment which keep us bound to cycles and limited perspective in our lives; and thus touch the insight of loving pervasive awareness.

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Mycelial Wisdom, Part II: Dissolving the Illusion of Separateness with Lama Willa

Episode 28

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:48:12

In this Dharma Sunday teaching, the Second of Four teachings on "Mycelial Wisdom", Lama Willa Blythe Baker, founder of Natural Dharma Fellowship, explores the profound concept of "Anatman" (no-self).

The central teaching expands on "mycelial wisdom," drawing parallels between extensive, hidden mycelial networks (described as "the neurological network of nature") and the Buddhist principle of interdependent connection. Lama Willa explains that the Buddha's teaching of "Anatman" (no-self) challenges the deeply held belief in a solid, independent self. Instead, it posits that the self is a conceptual construction and a fluid "node in a communicative web," much like a mushroom is merely the "fruiting body" of a larger, interconnected mycelial matrix.

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The Four Dharmas of Gampopa with Zoe Morris

Episode 27

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:54:47

Natural Dharma Fellowship’s Dharma Sundays are donation-based gatherings open to all, offering a wide range of topics. Led by highly trained NDF Dharma and guest teachers, these live, interactive sessions include guided meditation, teachings, and time for questions and discussion. Please join us to settle into the support of sangha and the joy of practicing together.

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The Incarcerating Self - Buddhadasa's “The Prison of Life,” Part 2 with Kyira Korrigan

Episode 26

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 02:04:55

In this two-part class, participants will be invited to study and reflect on a short teaching by Buddhadasa Bhikkhu entitled “The Prison of Life” (free download).

Just as prisons are rationalized as necessary containment for those whose criminal convictions make them untrustworthy or undeserving of freedom, we rationalize our self-created imprisonment as a necessary means of avoiding unforgivable mistakes on our spiritual journey. Buddhadasa asks us to look at the prisons we make for ourselves out of desire for purity and goodness, our instincts, and even our teachers. This is a subtle and challenging inquiry, but necessary when your discipline brings you to a frustrated and joyless state. Kyira, also known as Acharya Abhaya, will offer contemplative and meditative tools to support engaging with the text, developed with the insight of all that she has learned about prison journeys in her years as a correctional chaplain.

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The Incarcerating Self - Buddhadasa’s “The Prison of Life,” Part 1 with Kyira Korrigan

Episode 25

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:41:07

n this two-part class, participants will be invited to study and reflect on a short teaching by Buddhadasa Bhikkhu entitled “The Prison of Life” (free download).

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Finding Wholeness in Fragmentation: Remembering Who We Really Are with Lama Liz

Episode 24

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:55:19

We will explore how remembering who we really are expands us beyond the experiences of fragmentation, distress, overwhelm, and fear that may threaten to overwhelm us. What would it mean to realize that this “self” can hold the fullness of our human experience, from the most challenging encounters to the most beautiful? When we remember our innate connection to source at the same time as we stand strong in our individual manifestation of care in the world, we discover a source of resilience capable of carrying us deeper and deeper along the path.

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Mycelial Wisdom, Part I: Dismantling the Illusion of "I" with Lama Willa

Episode 23

Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Duration 01:45:11

In this Dharma Sunday teaching, the First of Four teachings on "Mycelial Wisdom", Lama Willa Blythe Baker, founder of Natural Dharma Fellowship, explores the profound concept of interdependence (Pratitya Samudpada).

Lama Willa discusses her multi-year exploration of the plant world as a source of wisdom, highlighting how mycelial networks serve as a powerful metaphor for interconnectedness. The teaching emphasizes that the idea of a separate, individual self is an illusion, and that true understanding arises from recognizing our non-separation from the world.

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