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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Ethics and conditioning
The role of ethics for achieving worldly happiness, and also the happiness of liberation and…
View PostGetting along with others
How to remove oneself from difficult, even dangerous, situations by maintaining integrity, consistency, and ethical…
View PostWork retreat
Using the workplace as a springboard to noticing our mental state, being aware of any…
View PostA simple act of kindness
A person in prison discusses how his practice has eased his experiences of unfair treatment.
View PostGood practices: Ancient and emerging
How monastic communities are incorporating green practices into their daily living.
View PostQualifications
A person in prison describes his experience with the Dharma. Attachment and desire can lead…
View PostStateville
Reflections on the prison in which an incarcerated person took his bodhisattva vows.
View PostHandling fear and potential violence
A person in prison discusses strategies he has used to defuse potentially violent situations. Earning…
View PostChanging our mind
A person in prison learns about placing others above self and describes the choice we…
View PostCultivating altruistic intention
A person in prison describes what is most important for dharma practice.
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