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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Determined to be free
A Buddhist nun, a sanyasi columnist and an urban mystic have an inspiring talk about…
View PostReport on “Nuns in the West I”
Dialogue of spiritual themes with Catholic sisters and Buddhist nuns.
View PostDeserving love
Reasons why people do not feel worthy of love. Having compassion and love for oneself…
View PostGetting back on track
Some ups and downs in Dharma practice, and a bit of "muscle ache" after getting…
View PostResponding to war with peace
How to work with disturbing emotions that arise in response to a contemporary war.
View PostPreparing for a loved one’s death
Using the teachings to prepare the loved one for death and to prepare the family…
View PostThe love that empowers your life
An attitude of loving-kindness enriches our daily life in all kinds of circumstances, helps us…
View PostLoving oneself and others
How Dharma practice can help us to become friends with ourselves, and lead ethical lives…
View PostLiving without fear
Identifying and managing fear and anxiety can liberate us to generate greater compassion towards others.
View PostPrison Dharma
Reflections on visiting incarcerated people to share the Dharma in prisons throughout the United States
View PostIn the footsteps of the Buddha
An Israeli Buddhist embarks on a walking pilgrimage to to Bodhgaya and discovers the joy…
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