Disarming our Hearts: Guidance from the Bodhisattva Path, Part 1 - Tara Brach

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Published 2024-06-05
Disarming our Hearts: Guidance from the Bodhisattva Path, Part 1 - Tara Brach

If we realized how profoundly our chronic judgment creates separation and blocks the flow of love, we’d dedicate more deeply to disarming our hearts. Drawing on practices from the Bodhisattva path, these two talks explore the process of disarming—bridging divides with those close in, and opening our hearts to those at a distance who we consider a ‘bad other” or enemy. As we cultivate the capacity for true disarming, we experience a growing sense of belonging, Oneness and the freedom of an awakened heart.

Listen to the audio version of this talk via your favorite podcast app or on Tara's website at www.tarabrach.com/disarming-hearts-guidance-bodhis…

Watch Part 2: youtube.com/live/1sK-1Ru-u4I

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All Comments (21)
  • @barbaramitchell6910
    Namaste 🙏 from Doylestown, Pennsylvania! It's an honor to be her and I am so grateful for this talk.
  • @PaulaBeattie
    Thank you Tara....your talks help me to keep faith with my open heart.....❤
  • @kathymcginty9209
    I appreciate this teaching very much. I was searching for this answer, and it feels like a huge relief to me. 🙏 My heart has been closed for so long without an understanding of how to allow an opening. Thank you!
  • @martinesakulku6546
    Thank you. The deep rooted grief I still recognise 😢 I allow the tears to flow. ❤
  • @lorimills7158
    Hello Tara and everyone🎉 Glad to check in from Sacramento, California😂 Thank you, Tara, for being one of my favorite, vital teachers. I learn lots when you share your stories❤
  • @nancydoda2861
    Tara always brings me back into a softness I aspire to sustain. Thanks Tara for your steady leadership in tenderness, compassion, and peace.
  • @simpleshoemaking
    i was "disowned" by my father because I got a divorce - he didn't speak to me for two years. I traveled to my home town to visit my grandparents and my mother. Mother told me that Dad would like to see me, perhaps I might make enchiladas for dinner. I did, he came in and said, "I like your hair cut." We had a meal together, then he went out to practice night landing in his small plane, with my 14-year-old brother. They crashed into a corn field and he died. Thankfully he died with a forgiving heart.
  • @susansacco7583
    Blankets/Love works. Melts the heart. In person.💕🌸
  • @TheFvdputt
    thank you for this lecture, it really helped me a lot to find some peace