In the Deep with Catherine Ingram

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Los Angeles in 2016.

An excerpt from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Los Angeles in 2016.

Excerpt from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram in Los Angeles, recorded in 2016.  Catherine discusses the insignificance of negative thoughts when one’s attention is primarily resting in simple presence.

Excerpt from Dharma Dialogues in Los Angeles in 2016.  Catherine speaks about the ease of connection and communication between people when neither has a particular agenda of getting something from the other.

Excerpt from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Los Angeles in 2016.

Excerpt from Dharma Dialogues, recorded in Los Angeles in 2016.  Catherine speaks about the quality of presence that gives a sense of timelessness and about the importance of direct experience in the face of any philosophy or teachings.

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues in Los Angeles in 2002 in which Catherine speaks about the confidence that comes from direct experience rather than faith or belief.

As we enter the year 2016, Catherine speaks about an important resolution of the past and the one that is most pressing to her now.

Catherine discusses the nature and power of remorse and friendship, having lost someone to sudden death and having been estranged from that friend for the last years of his life.  Recorded on Dec. 15, 2015.

An excerpt from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram in Ojai, California in around 2007.

An excerpt from Dharma Dialogues, recorded in Los Angeles in 2005, in which Catherine speaks about the sometimes difficult experience of holidays–expectations of greater connection and disappointments therein–and she reminds the listener of where to find true connection.

Catherine addresses fear and its antidotes.

An excerpt from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Los Angeles in 2004, in which Catherine examines the important role of desire in human life and the need for clarity in pursuing it.

Recorded by Catherine in November, 2015 in East Hampton, New York.  A contemplation on letting yourself see and be infused by beauty.

Excerpt from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram in Los Angeles in 2005.

Opening talk and dialogue excerpted from a longer session of Dharma Dialogues, recorded in Los Angeles in 2005.

An excerpt from Dharma Dialogues recorded in Byron Bay, Australia in 2012.  Catherine speaks on the unstained nature of mind, no matter what one has endured or the missteps one has taken.

An excerpt from Dharma Dialogues, recorded in Los Angeles in 2004.

The opening talk and first conversation from a session of Dharma Dialogues, recorded in Los Angeles in 2004, in which we examine the effectiveness of love versus rage in accomplishing change in the world.

A short selection from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram, recorded in Byron Bay Australia in 2012.  An invitation to tune your awareness to “the silent channel,” even when there is static in the mind.

The opening talk of a session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram examining the importance of attachment bonding for emotional health and challenging the spiritual taboos and beliefs that promote the avoidance of all forms of attachment.

Catherine’s guest lecture at New Thought Spiritual Center on Long Island, NY in 2015 on the importance of finding community in unlikely situations.

The opening talk from a longer session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram that took place on Maui in 2010.  Includes a discussion about the obsession that can occur in the ending of a relationship.

An interview with the legendary professor Sheldon Solomon based on his work in Terror Management Theory–how human behavior is conditioned by our awareness of mortality and the strategies we employ to cope with the fear of death.

The opening talk of a session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram in Byron Bay, Australia, 2011.  The title comes from a line in the song “Boogie Street,” by Leonard Cohen.