Dharma in Action
The real meaning of Dharma practice is to transform our minds. The rubber meets the road when we get off the cushion and live our practice in daily life.
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21st Century Buddhists
Engaging with modern education and science while remaining rooted in the Buddha's teachings.
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Dharma in Daily Life
Bringing our practice off the cushion into daily life activities and our interactions with others.
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Responding to social issues and concerns as part of our Dharma practice.
VIEW CATEGORYPrison Dharma
People in prison and volunteers who work in prisons reflect on how to apply the Dharma in prison settings and beyond.
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Students share how they integrate the Dharma into their daily lives and to face challenging situations.
VIEW CATEGORYWorking with Emotions
How to identify disturbing emotions, their causes and antidotes, and transform them to bring inner peace.
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Through the lens of non-violence
Why embracing non-violence is the key to peace in society.
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Questioning our assumptions about anger, it's causes and consequences.
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Guided investigation of the "I" that feels anger.
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Report on an international seminar and symposium on compassion and peace education in Brazil.
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Exploring the true meaning of happiness and how generating love for others helps us to…
View PostKeeping a vast, expansive mind
How changing our perspective and "looking up" can reveal boundless possibilities.
View PostEducation in compassion and peace
I am glad to learn that the Federal University of Pampa (UNIPAMPA) in Brazil is…
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Meditation on how anger affects our view of others.
View PostPower of water, power of the mind
The importance of caring for our planet out of respect for those who depend on…
View PostWe are the same
After arriving in India at the beginning of the year, I went to a spiritual…
View PostLetting go of worldly concerns
How to overcome grasping at worldly concerns to find true happiness.
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