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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Incarcerated people Friendship
After burning every bridge and pushing away every potential ally, an incarcerated person finds himself…
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Keeping balance
Necessity for cultivating kindness and compassion for others in addition to practicing meditation.
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Beliefs turned on their head
An incarcerated person finds that his attachment to the traditional cultural beliefs he grew up…
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Venerable Thubten Chodron Joyous effort
Cultivating antidotes to discouragement and laziness helps our Dharma practice.
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Questions from children
Why do you shave your head? and many other questions from the children at the…
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Inner peace
Overcoming the discontented mind opens the way to greater compassion. How to face our fears…
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Awareness that sets you free
The ways being in prison has forced an incarcerated person to face his delusions and…
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Learning to find inner peace
A person in prison shares his thoughts on keeping up hope in a difficult environment.
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How to love the people you dislike
Transforming the judgmental mind by appreciating the kindness of others.
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Anger and the practice of patience
Using patience to overcome the painful affliction of anger.
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Working with unfulfilled expectations
How we set ourselves up for disappointment through our expectations, and how we can find…
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Working with Buddhists behind bars
Overcoming fear and the judgmental mind to reach sentient beings in prison.
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