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Verse 54: The cunning thief
Doubt keeps us from making a true commitment to spiritual practice. Curiosity helps to clarify…
View PostSaved by the Dharma
A formerly incarcerated person describes how the Dharma helped him turn anger into compassion in…
View PostVerse 53: The wandering mind
What it means to have a distracted mind in the context of tantra, and how…
View PostVerse 52: The antidote to apathy
Apathy is a self-defeating mental state. How to cultivate the four aspects of joyous effort…
View PostVerse 51: Destroying the garden of happiness
Mindfulness and introspective awareness are crucial tools in removing weeds that destroy the garden of…
View PostGrape or no grape?
A television show on animal behavior brings insights into working with anger.
View PostVerse 50: The cantankerous old dog
Pride and self-centeredness are obstacles to our happiness and well-being.
View PostRefuge guidelines and karma
Guidelines for practicing refuge in daily life. The four general characteristics of karma and purification…
View PostChapter 12: Verses 279-283
How to examine the teachings to determine if they are valid, and how to look…
View PostThe formula for happiness
In searching for happiness we need to cultivate our ability to love people more openly,…
View PostIt comes from our mind
A 17-year-old student from Singapore shares his insights on working with anger.
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