Living with Impermanence
Applying the Dharma when faced with our own and others' experience of aging, sickness, and death.
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Notes on preparing for a loved one’s death
What we can do to support loved ones through the dying process, at the time…
View PostA meditation for survivors of suicide
Guided meditation on how to heal from a loved one's suicide.
View PostCultivating connection, compassion, and confidence i...
Thoughts for survivors of a loved one's suicide.
View PostHealing after suicide
Reflections on sharing the pain of survivors of a loved one's suicide at the 18th…
View PostLetter to someone whose son committed suicide
Advice to a student working with difficult emotions after his son with schizophrenia committed suicide.
View PostAdvice for a child with a chronic illness
Advice to a young girl with diabetes on how to transform difficult emotions around her…
View PostDeath under the bodhi tree
The unexpected death of a monastic at a holy site stirs thoughts of how self-deprecation…
View PostOrgan donation is a personal decision
Contemplating organ donation? Only you can say if it's right or wrong for you, but…
View PostA prayer for my mother
The loss of a loved one can be painful. Help soothe the pain with this…
View PostPracticing for a loved one who is ill
Advice for a student struggling with her Dharma practice since the onset of her mother's…
View PostKaleidescope wheel
When a life ends, where does the person go? Was the person ever there to…
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