anger
Teachings on the mental affliction of anger, including its causes, disadvantages, and antidotes.
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Buddhist psychology: Mind and mental factors
Definitions of mind and mental factors according to the Sautrantika school.
View PostWe are all Michael Brown and Darren Wilson
Using the Dharma to process outrage at the Grand Jury decision in Ferguson, Missouri to…
View PostThe second noble truth: the root afflictions
Looking at the six root afflictions—the causes of problems in this life and future lives.
View PostChanging our minds and emotional habits
How ignorance projects a mode of existence onto things that doesn't exist. Advice on how…
View PostOvercoming obstacles to Dharma practice
Advice on how to build and keep a consistent practice followed by a talk about…
View PostClinging to our identity
The definition of mindfulness of phenomena and how we cling to and grasp at our…
View PostConnecting with compassion
How important it is to acknowledge past mistakes and harms done in order to truly…
View PostVerse 55: The crazy elephant
How holding onto to negative thoughts and feelings damages and destroys our relationships with others.
View PostThe results of karma
The three mental non-virtues: coveting, malice and wrong views. The results of each of the…
View PostThe dukkha of pain and change
The dukkha of pain and change are unavoidable in cyclic existence, hence we should strive…
View PostThe ten non virtuous paths of action
The three physical and four verbal non-virtues, focusing on the four factors required for them…
View PostSaved by the Dharma
A formerly incarcerated person describes how the Dharma helped him turn anger into compassion in…
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