Thought Training
Teachings that help us transform our minds to see people and events we find challenging from a Dharma perspective.
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Avoiding disturbing distractions
What cultivating seclusion towards disturbing distractions really means.
View PostAttachment, anger and confusion
How attachment, anger and confusion stirs us in all directions.
View Post“Good Karma”: The ethical dimension of o...
When we understand karma we understand the importance of setting our motivation and making thoughtful…
View PostPracticing with those who harm us
Venerable Chodron's "Sam" story, how those who harm us are rare and precious treasures.
View PostWhy does this get to me?
Reflecting on why we are triggered when someone is overwhelmed by negative energy or intense…
View PostConfronting and averting afflictions
How we should be fearful of our afflictions and polluted karma, not other people.
View PostAttachment endangers us
How when afflictions arise, we often don’t discern them as harmful.
View PostAntidote for multiple mood swings in a day
Comparing the changes of the weather to our mood swings.
View PostHow to recognize or identify our afflictions
How the body and mind give us clues when afflictions are at play.
View PostHow intoxicants affect mindfulness and introspective...
Bringing our attention to the role of intoxicants in the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh.
View PostAfflictions arise with a happy or angry mind
Encouraging us to be mindful of the afflictions playing in the background of our mind.
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