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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The Teddy Bear Project
A surprise gift from an incarcerated person for one of the Abbey's volunteers.
View PostThe power of optimism and types of emotion
How an optimistic attitude is important in maintaining compassion. A look at different ways to…
View PostSocial action and interfaith dialogue
Ways in which we can put our meditations on equanimity into practice to benefit others.
View PostWhere cultural identity and interdependence connect
A talk about social harmony and individual happiness through compassion and loving kindness.
View PostFalse friends
There are four kinds of false friends, who are actually foes in the guise of…
View PostPoems of Human and Spirit
When we spend our time and energy moving between extremes, we are unable to step…
View PostCompassionate understanding of emotions
How a compassionate understanding of how emotions play out in our minds gives us a…
View PostBeing a Dharma community
There is value in practicing and meditating with others. When we participate in our Dharma…
View PostDialoguing with someone who sees things differently ...
A long-time student of Buddhism uses the teachings in a conversation with "the other."
View PostThe great illusion of duality
The extremes of reward and terror are but illusions. In a poem, a student examines…
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