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Venerable Thubten Damcho Dependent arising: a universal principle
How the principle of dependent arising can be applied to all aspects of life, from…
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Venerable Thubten Chodron Managing anger in a relationship
Anger plays a key part in relationships. Its various manifestations and antidotes are explored in…
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Victoria Thorpe - Dec 29, 2012
Victoria Thorpe The amazing effects of compassion
Compassion is more powerful than anger when working for social justice.
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Safety or guns?
Reflections from a Dharma perspective and a call for civic engagement in response to the…
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Venerable Thubten Chonyi Hope after the Sandy Hook school shooting
Working with difficult emotions and cultivating compassion in response to the shooting at Sandy Hook…
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Jonathan Owen
- Dec 15, 2012
Grieving the Sandy Hook tragedy
A response to a student reeling with emotions after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting,…
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Robbie Grove
- Nov 17, 2012
Resistance
Overcoming old habits is not easy. Being honest with oneself helps us to gain a…
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How do we make ourselves trustworthy?
A look at ways of cultivating qualities that make us more trustworthy.
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On marital separation
How to work with the mind when going through separation in relationships.
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Don’t trust me to fly a plane!
We can create unreasonable expectations of others, and trust them more than they can bear.…
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Forgiving after a betrayal
When trust has been broken, the best antidote is forgiveness. We don't forget, but we…
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