Robert Hall
Robert K Hall M.D. is a psychiatrist and a lay Buddhist priest. Once a student of Fritz Perls and Ida Rolf, he has been a pioneer in the integration of Gestalt psychology, bodywork, and meditation for many years. Dr. Hall is co-founder of Lomi School in northern California, and leads Vipassana meditation retreats at Spirit Rock Meditation Center in California, www.spiritrock.org and in Todos Santos, Baja Sur, Mexico where he has lived since 2001, and where he offers weekly Dharma talks and guided meditation.
Dharma Talks • Insight Meditation • Robert K. Hall 
awesome.Congratulations,I am speechless someone did integrate all those dicipline.I´d love to go to your workshops.Please do send me all the relevant information.+
Luis Maurer
I have been led to you on my path! Thank you for sharing wonderful seeds, for sharing truth and for opening consciousness!
I listened to one of your talks this morning on dharmaseed.org titled “Acceptance and Surrender: Personal Stories,” and I was blown away. Thank you for sharing these stories within the context of acceptance and surrender.
This talk is tangibly instructive and inspiring, enormously powerful, yet without encouraging one to hold on to ego. Much the opposite, in fact. It IS about acceptance and surrender, and I also feel I’ve been led to you on my path. I agree with both Luis’ and James’ responses, and I look forward to exploring your work. Thank you, thank you. :)))
Robert, I just followed a wavelength and it led me to listen to yesterday’s post of yours on forgiveness. Ah! We are yet so much in alignment. Thank you. It is beautiful! It is where I yet live and more. Resonance continues. Blessings abound! Peace out!
Nickla very old and close friend of Robert
Hi Robert~Almost ever day, I listen to one of your dharma talks. It’s like coffee, oatmeal and words of Robert to plug me in for the day. You remind me that silence is my teacher, my love for my family is not destroyed by who we voted for, that freedom is within the acceptance of my cage, and so many other teachings of the dharma. Your words are poetry, your paintings reminders of the artist in my reality, your life always an inspiration to go against the stream. Though I haven’t seen you since you left California in 2001 (I left that year, too), I have planned to see you in March for retreat. Sending best wishes for love, health and the shared silence of friendship (I love that!). Thank you for all that you are…
Hello, and thanks for message.