Dharma in Action
The real meaning of Dharma practice is to transform our minds. The rubber meets the road when we get off the cushion and live our practice in daily life.
All Posts in Dharma in Action
Ajahn Candasiri 
-
Steven Vannoy and Samia Shalabi - Jun 11, 1995
Steven Vannoy and Samia Shalabi A celebration of love
A Buddhist couple share on the format of their wedding celebration, which included guided meditations…
View Post
Venerable Thubten Chodron A Buddhist marriage blessing
Practices that couples getting married can do to make merit and share their deepest aspirations…
View Post
His Holiness the Dalai Lama The value of a disciplined way of life
Buddha's monastic precepts and their similarities to the Christian practice.
View Post
The Mind and Life IV conference: Sleeping, dreaming,...
Why are we dreaming? When does death occur? It is possible to transform sleep time…
View Post
-
Sister Donald Corcoran
- Sep 30, 1991
Comparing and contrasting views
A comparison of religious views to support interfaith practice.
View Post
A bhikshuni’s view
A brief overview of how Buddhist monastic traditions spread and adapt to new cultures.
View Post
-
Sister Donald Corcoran
- Sep 30, 1991
A Benedictine’s view
A Catholic nun's perspective on world monastic traditions and her own spiritual journey.
View Post
The Mind and Life III Conference: Emotions and health
Do buddhas have emotions? Why do we feel low self-esteem and self-hatred? Finding peace through…
View Post
“Harmonia Mundi” and “Mind-Life...
The balance of Dharma practice and individual action as a means to improve our society.
View Post