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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The 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…
View PostCommunication and understanding conflict styles
People deal with conflict differently, and it is helpful to know and understand what's really…
View PostWanting to fix others
How looking at our problems and addressing them is more beneficial than trying to fix…
View PostLove and attachment
How to not only recognize the difference between love and attachment but how to be…
View PostInterfaith philosophies
Clarifying the various Buddhist views on what the present and future lives mean.
View PostThe second Gethsemani Encounter
Thoughts on different theological views of religious institutions.
View PostTeaching meditation in the prison system
Steven Vannoy taught Buddhism and meditation to incarcerated people. He got a psychology degree to…
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