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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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The eight stages of the death process
Explaining the eight stages of the death process, speaking on how to help people who…
View PostHow to prepare for death
Teaching on how to prepare ourselves for death, on the five powers, and answering questions…
View PostMeditation on how only spiritual practice helps at d...
A guided meditation on the last three points in the nine-point death meditation.
View PostOnly spiritual practice can help at death
Reviewing the last set of points in the 9-point death meditation on the fact that…
View PostThe uncertainty of the time of death
Leading a guided meditation on the second three points in the 9-point death meditation on…
View PostMeditation on the inevitability of death
A guided meditation on the first three points in the nine-point meditation on death focusing…
View PostThe inevitability of death
Covering the first three points in the nine-point meditation on death focusing on the inevitability…
View PostWhat Buddhism says about death
Reviewing Buddhist views on death and speaking on the importance of accepting our death so…
View PostRules of the universe and the benefits of cherishing...
How to identify our personal "Rules of the Universe" and their connection to the self-centered…
View PostThe disadvantages of self-centeredness
Decreasing self-centeredness broadens our view beyond ourselves and changes our relationship with others and the…
View Post“She Carries Me” : A song for difficult ...
A song of compassion and wisdom to transform difficult times.
View PostLearning, Living, and Teaching Bodhicitta
The publication of Venerable Thubten Chodron's panel talk at The International Conference on the Life,…
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