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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The choices we make
Taking responsibility for and facing our past behaviors is the first step toward change.
View PostTurning my life around
A person in prison shares his experience of living the five precepts.
View PostAdjusting to change
An incarcerated person discusses the difficulties he encounters when a change of routine disrupts his…
View PostGenerosity: The first paramita
The importance of generosity and compassion to our spiritual growth.
View PostA chosen life
What if a person who looks different could impart life-changing wisdom. Open one's heart and…
View PostThe jerk and the potato chips
Using one's meditation practice to become the observer of one's mind and to release the…
View PostPrison poetry IV
Poems written by incarcerated people associated with the prison Dharma outreach program.
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