On Love, Compassion, and Bodhicitta
Stories of how cultivating love, compassion, and bodhicitta transform the lives of people in prison.
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Joys of taking the bodhisattva vows
An incarcerated person shares the impact of taking the bodhisattva vows on his Dharma practice.
View PostScars and catharsis
An incarcerated person is asked to confront the results of his actions.
View PostSeeking peace
Reflections by an incarcerated person on how we are in suffering due to ignorance.
View Post“Impact of Crime on Victims” class
A person in prison keeps a journal of a program in which incarcerated people and…
View PostTransforming grief into gratitude and love
A letter from an incarcerated person on coping with the death of his best friend…
View PostA quilt of compassion
Bodhisattvas constantly work to end the suffering of others; even in prison, one can practice…
View PostBodhisattva vows
A person in prison describes the effects on his life after taking bodhisattva vows.
View PostPractice and our mind
A person in prison contemplates his vow to benefit all sentient beings.
View PostSeeing Buddha nature
With gratitude and admiration, an incarcerated person sees and is inspired by the good qualities…
View PostSupporting a loved one in prison
A list of suggestions for family and friends who face uncertainties in relating with a…
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