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Teachings on the mental affliction of anger, including its causes, disadvantages, and antidotes.
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Crises in monastic life
Exploring the practice of fortitude in terms of working with various crises that can arise…
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How Buddhist teachings can help us align with four keys to mental health: resilience, positive…
View PostDeveloping inner peace through focus
Reduce negative thoughts and become more calm and attentive by focusing on the breath.
View PostMeditation on antidotes to anger
A guided meditation on identifying the disturbing effects of anger and applying antidotes to decrease…
View PostAttachment and anger
Commenting on Verses 66-74 of Chapter 6, discussing the relationship between attachment and anger and…
View PostDeveloping inner peace through transforming perspect...
How to cultivate a positive perspective and a brief practice based on building resilience.
View PostCounteracting anger
Covering Verses 62-66, leading a discussion on working with the self-centered thought and describing more…
View PostDeveloping inner peace through mindfulness
Peace starts with ourselves. With peace in our own mind, we can emanate peace to…
View PostDebating with anger
Beginning with a review of Verses 42-50, and then leading us in a debate between…
View PostKnow your mind: The twenty auxiliary afflictions
An explanation of the 20 auxiliary mental afflictions, which are branches of the three root…
View PostKnow your mind: Six root afflictions
Explanation of the meaning and antidotes to the remaining five root afflictions: anger, arrogance, ignorance,…
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