Dharma in Daily Life
Bringing our practice off the cushion into daily life activities and our interactions with others.
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Cultivating Healthy Relationships
Relate to others with awareness of their kindness and the wish to benefit them.
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Living with Impermanence
Applying the Dharma when faced with our own and others' experience of aging, sickness, and death.
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When the Chocolate Runs Out (2018)
Short talks on pith advice from the end of When the Chocolate Runs Out by Lama Thubten Yeshe.
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A peaceful heart in a complex world
Cultivate peace of mind by overcoming the eight worldly concerns and making beneficial aspirations.
View PostThings depend on other things
Interview on how the teachings on interdependence apply to daily life.
View PostFacing difficulties with joy and equanimity
We can have joy and equanimity even in the face of challenges.
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Compassion has the aspect of allaying suffering as it's characteristic.
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Applying the Buddhist teachings on love in our modern life.
View PostLeadership is not an identity, it’s a role
A discussion on leadership and ethics from a Buddhist viewpoint.
View PostChanging how we view ourselves and others
Taking a more compete view of others by changing our perspective.
View PostPreparing well for our death
Spiritual practices that we can do to live a meaningful life and prepare for our…
View PostRecognizing impermanence
Meditating on and understanding impermanence can help us to deal with our fear of death.
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