ethical conduct
Teachings on ethical conduct, a fundamental Buddhist practice that is based on avoiding harmful actions and engaging in constructive actions.
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Incarcerated people The choices we make
Taking responsibility for and facing our past behaviors is the first step toward change.
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Venerable Thubten Chodron Four noble truths: An overview
An overview of the 16 aspects of the four noble truths, and the first eight…
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Mindfulness of ethical conduct
How ethical conduct affects not only our spiritual practice but others' faith as well.
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Dan - Mar 17, 2013
Dan The critical, judgmental mind
A student reflects on his own judgmental mind.
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Compassion and social engagement
How one can be fully engaged supporting a cause one believes in, yet keep a…
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A letter from a listener
A listener and student expresses his view on the current gun situation in America.
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Can a gun really protect you?
Can a gun kept at home protect one? Statistics and testimonies related to gun ownership.
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Venerable Thubten Tarpa The six far-reaching practices
How the six far-reaching practices work together enabling us to progress on the path.
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How do we make ourselves trustworthy?
A look at ways of cultivating qualities that make us more trustworthy.
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What mental factors protect trust?
Several mental factors, like mindfulness and consideration for others, can help us to remain trustworthy…
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