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Teachings on the mental affliction of anger, including its causes, disadvantages, and antidotes.
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Responding to the election results
Venerable Thubten Chodron responds to the results of the presidential election.
View PostQuiz questions Part 9 for Precious Garland
Questions to review our understanding of the most recent talks on Nagarjuna’s "Precious Garland of…
View PostChapter 5: Verses 424-433
Completion of the commentary on the 57 faults to be abandoned including how to meditate…
View Post“Don’t Believe Everything You Think̶...
The verses of "The 37 Practices of Bodhisattvas" describe practices to transform the way we…
View PostChapter 5: Verses 401-405
By identifying the mental afflictions and how they harm others and ourselves we will be…
View PostBeing Tashi, facing the death of a child
A student searches for peace after the death of her child.
View PostBanishing bad habits
The role of mindfulness and introspective awareness in helping us work with our disturbing emotions.
View PostHow the afflictions arise
The antidotes to the six root afflictions, the sequence in which they arise, and the…
View PostHow to age happily
We will take the mental habits we cultivate now into our old age, so it…
View PostWhy do I get angry?
When anger arises, we can choose not to stay in its thrall. Anger is based…
View PostIgnorance, doubt, and afflictive views
Continued explanation of the root afflictions, the cause of our unsatisfactory experiences. Outline of the…
View PostMind is the source of our experience
Venerable Thubten Chodron begins the annual program for young adults by explaining the Buddhist theory…
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