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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Venerable Thubten Chodron Making friends with ourselves
Discovering our Buddha potential by investigating the source of lasting happiness and cultivating the heart…
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Lin Qing Xiu - Jul 1, 2006
Lin Qing Xiu Practicing in the face of cancer
A student shares how she practiced the Dharma while going through chemotherapy for leukemia and…
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Incarcerated people Joys of taking the bodhisattva vows
An incarcerated person shares the impact of taking the bodhisattva vows on his Dharma practice.
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Making the teachings personal
An incarcerated person reflects on refuge and the insights he has developed through practice.
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Living on automatic versus living from our heart
Taking the time to reflect on what it means to be happy. How, influenced by…
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Cultivating love and compassion
Questions and answers regarding anger and merit, followed by a talk focused on developing love…
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The judgmental mind
A discussion about our judgmental tendencies and as well as how to deal with the…
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Deeply committed to freedom
An incarcerated person writes about the choice we make each day: to rise above our…
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Dealing with criticism
How parents can help their children with anger and how to deal with criticism and…
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The Buddhist view of anger
Anger can be addictive: how to calm the adrenalin rush of anger.
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Scars and catharsis
An incarcerated person is asked to confront the results of his actions.
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