Jonathan Foust
Jonathan Foust
Senior teacher at the Insight Meditation Community of Washington and co-founder of the Meditation Teacher Training Institute, Jonathan Foust share weekly talks, guided meditations and inquiries that explore how to cultivate an awakened heart and mind.
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![Four Phrases That Heal: Loving the Unlovable [archive talk]](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/35743298/512.jpg)
00:26:58
![Do Unto Others: Mindfulness and the Golden Rule [archive talk]](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/35604031/512.jpg)
![Your Obstacles are the Path: Grace in Difficulty [archive talk]](https://image.pdcstly.com/episod/35268832/512.jpg)
00:32:05
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