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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Fear of separation from loved ones
Attachment to those we love causes fear and anxiety about separating from them, and actually…
View PostThe need for correct discernment
We need to be able to discern whether our fear is based on a clear…
View PostFear of losing things
Fear of poverty can make it difficult to be generous. Practicing giving helps us loosen…
View PostMaking life meaningful in prison
Sravasti Abbey reaches those in prison by offering teachings on DVD to prison libraries.
View PostFear regarding the economy
Cultivating contentment and not getting caught up in consumerism eases our anxiety, no matter the…
View PostFear regarding health
We can view illness or injury in a more beneficial way by considering that our…
View PostResources for fearful scenarios
We do have to think of the future in a reasonable way. Thought training helps…
View PostFear of the future
We can learn to view the future in a reasonable way, rather than generating fear…
View PostPracticing bodhicitta
Making our practice of bodhicitta personal by relating it to daily life.
View PostFear of making decisions
Anxiety and doubt come from a fear of making a commitment, making the wrong choice.…
View PostFear of losing our identity
One of our biggest fears is losing our identity, and this very much feeds into…
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