On Cultivating Virtue
Reflections on how to live in line with our values and practice ethical conduct.
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Revoking anger’s “Get out of trouble free” card
Anger can make us impulsive, making us feel out of control. A simple meditation shows…
View PostSome thoughts on the practice of gratitude
As His Holiness the Dalai Lama reminds us, we become happier by becoming kinder.
View PostEthical ways to meet our needs
There are many ways that we can meet our needs in this life. Some are…
View PostA meaningful life
After a lifetime of looking for meaning in life, a student turns to the Dharma…
View PostFighting miserliness
Ramesh studies in the Sravasti Abbey Friends Education distance learning program. He shares his thoughts…
View PostWhat brought me to Buddhism
Ken reflects on the causes and conditions that led him to become a Buddhist.
View PostBe there for the right reasons
The motives behind your actions are important. Are you motivated by your ego? Buddhism teaches…
View PostAnother take on the fifth precept
A student shares how extending the fifth precept to avoid intoxicants to include wise dietary…
View PostReflecting on precious human life
When we contemplate the freedoms and fortunes we have in our lives, we learn not…
View PostServing one’s spiritual mentor
How a Dharma student’s motivation was strengthened by offering service to her teacher.
View PostTaking the vow of celibacy
A student shares her reasons for taking the vow of celibacy as a lay person.
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