Living with Impermanence
Applying the Dharma when faced with our own and others' experience of aging, sickness, and death.
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End-of-life care
How can we approach the difficult process of making end-of-life care decisions regarding loved ones?
View PostSurgery with bodhicitta
Venerable Chodron talks about how she prepared for her recent surgery.
View PostPracticing Dharma with mental illness
Mental illness need not be an obstacle to practicing the Dharma.
View PostParts repairs and gratitude
Venerable Chonyi reflects on the kindness of health practitioners.
View PostMeditation for parents grieving the loss of a child
A guided meditation for those who are grieving the death of a child. The meditation…
View PostMeditation on the eight stages of the death process
A guided meditation on the eight stages of the death process.
View PostThe eight stages of the death process
Explaining the eight stages of the death process, speaking on how to help people who…
View PostHow to prepare for death
Teaching on how to prepare ourselves for death, on the five powers, and answering questions…
View PostMeditation on how only spiritual practice helps at d...
A guided meditation on the last three points in the nine-point death meditation.
View PostOnly spiritual practice can help at death
Reviewing the last set of points in the 9-point death meditation on the fact that…
View PostThe uncertainty of the time of death
Leading a guided meditation on the second three points in the 9-point death meditation on…
View PostMeditation on the inevitability of death
A guided meditation on the first three points in the nine-point meditation on death focusing…
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