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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Compassion for peace in schools
How schoolteachers can bring compassion into the classroom.
View PostA peaceful heart in a complex world
Cultivate peace of mind by overcoming the eight worldly concerns and making beneficial aspirations.
View PostUnlocking your potential
How to overcome obstacles and create causes to realize our full human potential.
View PostThings depend on other things
Interview on how the teachings on interdependence apply to daily life.
View PostLife worth living
Exploring what it means to live a good life from a Buddhist perspective.
View PostFacing difficulties with joy and equanimity
We can have joy and equanimity even in the face of challenges.
View PostLiving in the modern world with love and compassion
Compassion has the aspect of allaying suffering as it's characteristic.
View PostLiving in the modern world with love and compassion
Applying the Buddhist teachings on love in our modern life.
View PostLiving in a Buddhist community
Venerable Thubten Chodron discusses practicing while living in community at Sravasti Abbey.
View PostCourageous Compassion
One of the teachings that sparked my interest when I encountered Buddhism was compassion. My…
View PostCompetition vs. contentment: Dialogue with Buddhist ...
Finding contentment and purpose by contributing to others.
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