forgiveness
Teachings on the meaning of forgiveness from a Buddhist perspective, which involves releasing our anger and letting go of grudges for our own wellbeing and others’ benefit.
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Venerable Thubten Chodron Notes on preparing for a loved one’s death
What we can do to support loved ones through the dying process, at the time…
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Forgiving ourselves and others
How to cultivate forgiveness by first accepting our own imperfections and mistakes and extending compassion…
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Antidotes to anger
The third of three talks given at a retreat on how to practice forgiveness by…
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Anger versus clarity
The second of three talks given at a retreat on how to practice forgiveness by…
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Retreating from anger
The first of three talks given at a retreat on how to practice forgiveness by…
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My favorite pastime: complaining
We can develop bodhicitta by practicing self-compassion, awareness of inner feelings, and motivation to change.
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Kindness and forgiveness
Forgiving is an act of letting go of our own anger. We cultivate compassion by…
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Visualizations and Brahma’s request
Practical advice on how to use visualization practices to overcome hurt, resentment, and guilt from…
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A meditation for survivors of suicide
Guided meditation on how to heal from a loved one's suicide.
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Wynn Martin - Jun 18, 2011
Wynn Martin A new friendship
A remarkable story of treating a drunken thief with dignity and compassion instead of responding…
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Lisa Van Atta
- Jun 18, 2011
A treasured possession
A retreatant shares on how she lost a valued piece of jewelry but gained an…
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