On Overcoming Anger
How Dharma practice helps people in prison to work with anger and avoid violence and harm.
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An eye-opener
A person in prison feels empathy not only for those who are suffering, but also…
View PostInspirations for overcoming anger
An incarcerated person shares his reflections on Working with Anger by Venerable Thubten Chodron.
View PostForgiving and apologizing
What it means to look within oneself sincerely in order to forgive and apologize others…
View PostGetting along with others
How to remove oneself from difficult, even dangerous, situations by maintaining integrity, consistency, and ethical…
View PostA simple act of kindness
A person in prison discusses how his practice has eased his experiences of unfair treatment.
View PostHandling fear and potential violence
A person in prison discusses strategies he has used to defuse potentially violent situations. Earning…
View PostThe internal tiger: anger and fear
Having struck out in anger many times, an incarcerated person shares responding to his fear…
View PostA test of my bodhisattva vows
Keeping oneself free of violence by remembering the vows and showing compassion.
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