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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In the land of identities
What is identity? Past experience does not have to determine what we do now. Examining…
View PostVanquishing depression and anxiety
It is possible to free oneself from reacting negatively to life through meditation and practice.
View PostGetting back on track
Studying the Dharma can give us insight into how our self-imposed pain leads to more…
View PostPrisons of the mind
A person in prison relates how he feels more free than those outside who are…
View PostReflections on anger
Stories from incarcerated people about their struggles with anger and other afflictions.
View PostThe meeting of Sri Lankan and Tibetan monks
Theravada and Mahayana leaders exchanging ideas in Dharamsala, 1990.
View PostPracticing for a loved one who is ill
Advice for a student struggling with her Dharma practice since the onset of her mother's…
View PostWho is making this decision, anyway?
The criteria that help us make Dharma-inspired decisions and how reflecting on emptiness can give…
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