By Incarcerated People
Reflections, essays, and poems by people in prison about their Dharma practice.
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Reflections on anger
Stories from incarcerated people about their struggles with anger and other afflictions.
View PostPrison poetry III
Poems written by people associated with the prison Dharma outreach program.
View PostCelebration of Buddha’s enlightenment
An incarcerated person's gratitude to his sangha, discussing his history of violence, his discovery of…
View PostMindfulness, contentment, and ABBA
Happiness is an inside job. One can cultivate happiness no matter the circumstances of our…
View PostPrison and prayer
How practice sustained an incarcerated person during several weeks in solitary confinement.
View PostWhy not me?
An incarcerated person reflects on self-centered thought and its antidote, cultivating compassion for all sentient…
View PostPrison poetry II
Poems written by people associated with the prison Dharma outreach program.
View PostA path of understanding
Reflections on the true nature of existence. All we are and all we have is…
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