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.
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Working with judgement and partiality
A look at the source of our judgement and bias, its influence on interactions, and…
View PostLiving the Buddha’s teachings in the 21st century
Using the Buddha's teachings to work with the mind and deal with contemporary issues including…
View PostCultivating compassion for ourselves and others
An interview on what it means to have compassion for ourselves, opening our heart to…
View PostMy trip to the operating theatre and back
I recently had an infected cyst on my back. It had grown quickly, got infected,…
View PostSelf-compassion
What it means to have self-compassion and how it helps to cultivate compassion for others.…
View PostStinkin’ thinkin’
In this time of uncertainty, there is nothing more important than working on our own…
View PostFaith-based applications to gun violence prevention
A Christian pastor and Buddhist nun discuss gun violence prevention and promoting nonviolence from the…
View PostExchanging self and others and taking and giving
How the taking and giving meditation is a powerful tool for eradicating self-centeredness and cultivating…
View PostMeditation on the eight stages of the death process
A guided meditation on the eight stages of the death process.
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