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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Better than a hell realm
A person in prison makes use of the tonglen practice while participating in the retreat…
View PostPatience with the path
Changing the world by working on one moment, one thought, one emotion at a time.
View PostSelf-centeredness and being spiritually stuck
How to overcome our own worst enemy and progress spiritually.
View PostThe meaning and purpose of life
The underlying meaning and purpose for being alive and what is important at the time…
View PostCompassion and world peace
Translating compassion into social action for the benefit of ourselves, our communities and the world.
View PostMaking friends with ourselves
Discovering our Buddha potential by investigating the source of lasting happiness and cultivating the heart…
View PostPracticing in the face of cancer
A student shares how she practiced the Dharma while going through chemotherapy for leukemia and…
View PostJoys of taking the bodhisattva vows
An incarcerated person shares the impact of taking the bodhisattva vows on his Dharma practice.
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