Incarcerated people
Many incarcerated people from all over the United States correspond with Venerable Thubten Chodron and monastics from Sravasti Abbey. They offer great insights into how they are applying the Dharma and striving to be of benefit to themselves and others in even the most difficult of situations.
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Opening up to love
Being stuck in a selfish lifestyle centered on "me" keeps us from realizing the interdependence…
View PostInside-out practice
An incarcerated person narrates practicing inside the prison to practicing outside and compares that to…
View PostChoice and changing
A courageous look at the selfish mind and the suffering it creates in life.
View PostLetting go of guilt and shame
Overcoming guilt and shame by cultivating loving kindness for oneself first and then expanding it…
View PostDaishin, big mind
We can embrace our experiences, whether difficult or pleasant, in a way that is neither…
View PostThe reality of adversity
Learn to smile and let go instead of flipping out, even in the most difficult…
View PostSitting with difficulty
An incarcerated person describes the benefit of sitting with discomfort and sharing the suffering of…
View PostThe pajama room
A person in prison experiences a spiritual awakening unlike any he had anticipated.
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