Working with Emotions
How to identify disturbing emotions, their causes and antidotes, and transform them to bring inner peace.
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The link between anger and arrogance
How developing humility can be an antidote to anger and arrogance.
View PostWhat it means to be happy—a talk with young students
Real happiness doesn't come from external things but from developing inner qualities and making the…
View Post“Living with an Open Heart”: The vastnes...
Buddhist ideas and techniques to awaken our compassionate motivation and bring our heartfelt aspirations to…
View PostHealing prejudice
Looking at news headlines, our world seems to be increasingly divided. How healing our minds…
View Post“An Open-Hearted Life”: Living with auth...
An important part of living an authentic life is genuine compassion and it is a…
View PostGiving up the blame game
How to stop blaming ourselves and others for our problems, develop a broader view of…
View PostNo need to fake it: Developing true self-confidence
Our good qualities, the basic purity of our mind and inborn potential, are the basis…
View PostPush and pull of emotional life
An Interview with Venerable Thubten Chodron and Travis Newbill from the Science of Meditation free…
View PostGenuine self-confidence
Self-confidence is the opposite of self-centeredness. As women, we should be secure in our commitments…
View PostCultivating happiness and contentment
Happiness comes from a mind free from disturbing emotions. not from external things. Cultivating a…
View PostExamining our expectations of others
With a realistic view of others—friends and family and coworkers—we can avoid disappointment and conflict,…
View PostBecoming friends with ourselves
Through self-acceptance we can treat ourselves with kindness and compassion, and see that we have…
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