SUMMIT SESSIONS
SUMMIT SESSIONS
Day 1: Understanding Your Emotional Landscape
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▶ Eve Ekman, PhD: Live Summit Welcome And Brief Opening Remarks From His Holiness The Dalai Lama
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▶ Resmaa Menakem: "Somatic Abolitionism": Healing Structural Racism Through Embodied Practice
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▶ B. Alan Wallace, PhD: Cultivating Genuine Happiness and Mental Balance
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▶ Ana Teresa Fernandez: Art, Emotions, and Social Transformation
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▶ Christian Howard: Guided Practice: Grounding in Our Sensory Experience
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▶ Paul Ekman, PhD: Lessons From a Groundbreaking Career: An Interview with Paul Ekman
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▶ Paul Ekman, PhD and Matthieu Ricard, PhD: Matthieu Ricard Interviews Paul Ekman
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▶ Kaira Jewel Lingo: Holding The Moment We Are In: A Guided Practice to Work With Difficult Emotions
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Day 2: Being Intelligent About Emotions
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▶ Daniel Goleman, PhD: Live Welcome to Day 2: Being Intelligent About Emotions
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▶ Thupten Jinpa, PhD: Practicing Compassion: The Strength of a "Trembling Heart"
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▶ Modupe Akinola, PhD: Transforming Your Relationship to Stress
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▶ Richard Boyatzis, PhD: Creating Lasting Personal Growth and Change
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Day 3: Cultivating Emotional Well-Being
Day 4: Practices for Working with Emotions in Everyday Life
Day 1: Understanding Your Emotional Landscape
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▶ Eve Ekman, PhD: Live Summit Welcome And Brief Opening Remarks From His Holiness The Dalai Lama
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▶ Resmaa Menakem: "Somatic Abolitionism": Healing Structural Racism Through Embodied Practice
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▶ B. Alan Wallace, PhD: Cultivating Genuine Happiness and Mental Balance
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▶ Ana Teresa Fernandez: Art, Emotions, and Social Transformation
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▶ Christian Howard: Guided Practice: Grounding in Our Sensory Experience
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▶ Paul Ekman, PhD: Lessons From a Groundbreaking Career: An Interview with Paul Ekman
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▶ Paul Ekman, PhD and Matthieu Ricard, PhD: Matthieu Ricard Interviews Paul Ekman
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▶ Kaira Jewel Lingo: Holding The Moment We Are In: A Guided Practice to Work With Difficult Emotions
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Day 2: Being Intelligent About Emotions
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▶ Daniel Goleman, PhD: Live Welcome to Day 2: Being Intelligent About Emotions
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▶ Thupten Jinpa, PhD: Practicing Compassion: The Strength of a "Trembling Heart"
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▶ Modupe Akinola, PhD: Transforming Your Relationship to Stress
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▶ Richard Boyatzis, PhD: Creating Lasting Personal Growth and Change
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Day 3: Cultivating Emotional Well-Being
Day 4: Practices for Working with Emotions in Everyday Life
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Watch the Live Pre-Summit Practice Session with Kaira Jewel Lingo
Kaira Jewel Lingo
Holding The Moment We Are In: A Guided Practice to Work With Difficult Emotions
Who else would enjoy this summit?
Closed captions with translated subtitles will be made available on recordings as quickly as possible within 24 hours.
About Kaira Jewel Lingo
Kaira Jewel Lingo began practicing mindfulness in 1997 and teaches Buddhist meditation, secular mindfulness, and compassion internationally. After living as an ordained nun for 15 years in Thich Nhat Hanh’s monastic community, Kaira Jewel now teaches in the Zen lineage and the Vipassana tradition. She teaches at the intersection of racial, climate and social justice with a focus on activists, Black/Indigenous/People of Color, artists, educators, families, and youth. Now based in New York, she offers spiritual mentoring to individuals and groups.
You can learn more about her upcoming events and join her mailing list by visiting her website. You can also pre-order her new book coming out October 2021: We Were Made for These Times: Skillfully Moving through Change, Loss and Disruption.
Hi, I’m joining from Israel. Thanks so much!
hi I am joining from India
Hey! I’m from Russia, Moscow district
Hi, I am joining from The Hague, The Netherlands.
Beautiful. Very much needed. Kira exudes peace and calm. An inspiration
Hi from Copenhagen, Denmark. I just heard Kaira Jewel Lingo, THANK YOU.
Joana from Portugal! Cheers!
Thank you Kaira. I’m very grateful for this teaching you shared. Very helpful 🙏
Peace from Denver, CO
Hello from Colombia dear friends, I would like to share a poem. Thanks to meditation, I have been able to open my heart to recognize and transform my painful emotions, such as sadness or fear. Because “pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional.”
Since I started my practice, I fully live my crises and embrace the pain I feel for the problems of the world, as a mother take care her child. Meditation has given me the peace that belongs to me since I was born, even though I was born and grew up in a suffering world.
This is the poem:
“The pain that I feel”
My mornings have become a source of tears
I wake up and listen to the funereal silence of the ardor of my country
A path of pain has been created from my throat to my chest, which with the passing of the minutes expands through my body
As I cry, I place my hands on my chest to contain myself and not drown in the sea of pain that invades me
As I cry, I take a deep breath and feel the relief of releasing a pain that we think is foreign
Not so alien when we realize our true reality
I don’t see them, but I do feel them
The deep sadness of the mother who has lost her child
The despair of families drowned in the uncertainty of disappearance
I don’t see them, but I do feel them
Silhouettes of anguish that bounce incessantly,
Thunderous screams that yearn for freedom.
I free myself feeling, I free myself healing
I free myself by forgiving and abolishing the wars that are in me
I am reunited with the peace that belongs to me since I was born.
I close my eyes, contact with the infinite strength that lies within me.
I listen to the voice of my heart, soft and sweet, that reminds me of the peace that I am.
Breath…
Let’s feel, heal, let’s let it go
To make way for the light that appears when we break
Let’s feel, heal, let’s let it go
And we will remember by looking into each other’s eyes, that we are humanity.
With empathy and hope,
Luisa
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Español:
Hola desde Colombia queridos amigos, quisiera compartir un poema. Gracias a la meditación, he podido abrir mi corazón para reconocer y transformar mis emociones dolorosas, como la tristeza o el miedo. Porque el “dolor es inevitable, pero el sufrimiento es opcional”.
Desde que empecé mi práctica vivo con plenitud mis crisis y abrazo como una madre a su hijo, el dolor que siento por los problemas del mundo. La meditación me ha devuelto la paz que me pertenece desde que nací, aún así haya nacido y crecido en un mundo con sufrimiento.
Este es el poema:
“El dolor que siento”
Mis mañanas se han vuelto una fuente de lágrimas
despierto y escucho el silencio fúnebre del ardor de mi país
Se ha creado un camino de dolor desde mi garganta hasta mi pecho, que con el paso de los minutos se expande por mi cuerpo
Mientras lloro, ubico mis manos en mi pecho para contenerme y no ahogarme en el mar de dolor que me invade
Mientras lloro, respiro profundo y siento el alivio de soltar un dolor que creemos ajeno
No tan ajeno cuando nos damos cuenta de nuestra verdadera realidad
No los veo, pero sí los siento
La tristeza profunda de la madre que ha perdido a su hijo
El desespero de las familias ahogadas en la incertidumbre de la desaparición
No los veo, pero sí los siento
Siluetas de angustia que rebolotean sin cesar,
Estruendosos gritos que añoran libertad.
Me libero sintiendo, me libero sanando
me libero perdonando y aboliendo las guerras que hay en mí
Me reencuentro con la paz que me pertenece desde que nací.
Cierro los ojos, contacto con la fortaleza infinita que yace en mi interior.
Escucho la voz de mi corazón, tenue y dulce, que me recuerda la paz que soy.
Respiro…
Sintamos, sanemos, soltemos
Para darle paso a la luz que aparece cuando nos rompemos
Sintamos, sanemos, soltemos
Y recordaremos al mirarnos a los ojos, que somos humanidad.
Con empatía y esperanza,
Luisa
Hermoso Luisa y muy pertinente para la situación actual en Colombia. Tenemos un grupo sobre diálogo que junta a personas integras que comparten tu sentir. Sería lindo tenerte en estos diálogos. Nos juntaremos Dialogantes Rebeldes – diseño espacio de diálogo
Miércoles, 12 de mayo · 12:00 – 2:00pm
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Perfect program after an unprecedented year!!
New York City
Very practical approach how to deal with our emotions. Thank you very much.
Watching from Sera Monastery. South India
Wonderful and meaningful sessions.
Thank you for these offerings. I’ve been joining in from Toronto Canada.
HI!
I’m from the province of Québec in Canada. I’m a Buddhist chaplain working for the correctional service of Canada and I can say that inmates are having such a difficult time. I’m so happy that I can teach them Buddhist meditation. Thanks for the teaching and for everything you are doing. We need it in our society.
Muchas gracias!!!
Me encantó la práctica y la comunicación tan amorosa!
Hello all, I’m tuning in from Halifax in UK.
I’ve struggled emotionally throughout 2020 as I lost my mum and its been made even harder to manage and process as her last wishes and feelings in her Will are being contested of which I find hard to accept or understand how this can be allowed.
I seek to deal with my emotional pain in any way I can.
Thank you for this opportunity. I am truly grateful 🙏
Thank you so much for opening a practice of which I have a deep need without having realised sufficiently, so much from the past which I have “buried’ and not acknowledged! How I have needed this which has narrowed my world!
Hola. mil gracias Kaira, desde Corrientes, Argentina, feliz de este regalo de la meditación para encontrar la aceptación de las emociones difíciles,
Cecilia