A student searches for peace after the death of her child.
Tag Archives | anger
Trascendiendo la propensión a culpar
Cómo superar el enojo reconociendo que todas las situaciones surgen debido a muchas causas y condiciones y tratando de erradicar los sentimientos perturbadores.
Banishing bad habits
The role of mindfulness and introspective awareness in helping us work with our disturbing emotions.
How the afflictions arise
The antidotes to the six root afflictions, the sequence in which they arise, and the six triggers that cause the afflictions to manifest in our mind.
How to age happily
We will take the mental habits we cultivate now into our old age, so it would be wise for us to cultivate forgiveness, kindness and compassion now.
Why do I get angry?
When anger arises, we can choose not to stay in its thrall. Anger is based on ignorance: when we address our basic ignorance, our negative emotions lose power.
Ignorance, doubt, and afflictive views
Continued explanation of the root afflictions, the cause of our unsatisfactory experiences. Outline of the five branches of afflcitive views.
Mind is the source of our experience
Venerable Thubten Chodron begins the annual program for young adults by explaining the Buddhist theory of the mind and perception.
Attachement, anger, and conceit
The first three of the six root afflictions that disturb the mind and lead to negative actions. A look at their various forms and the antidotes.
Respecting others
A student reflects on how quickly she is willing to give advice, even when unsolicited. In a poem she considers the ego that has no boundaries.