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, uncertainty, and listening to uncomforta...
How to become comfortable with uncertainty and open to uncomfortable truths
View PostCultivation of Compassion
How compassion gets us going in the right direction in our life.
View PostPreparing well for our death
Spiritual practices that we can do to live a meaningful life and prepare for our…
View PostRecognizing impermanence
Meditating on and understanding impermanence can help us to deal with our fear of death.
View PostWholesome fear of death
Developing a healthy attitude to death that supports our Dharma practice.
View PostCompassion for a happier mind for Turkey
How caring for others improves our own and others’ lives. A talk given for the…
View PostDisturbing emotions and the mind
Positive and negative emotions, methods of expressing them, and advice for meditation during retreat.
View PostStaying calm in the face of challenges
Using compassion to face inner and outer challenges.
View PostAddressing negative emotions
Using difficulties as a reminder of cyclic existence and learning to transform negative emotions.
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