This talk from the San Rafael Meditation focuses on Resting in Fullness which is informed by and gets at the transition between the second and third noble truth in Buddhism, from more craving to less craving and any craving to no craving.

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Meditation: Right Effort . . . about Right Effort!

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Talk: Right Effort . . . about Right Effort!

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