Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Short daily talks given during the Green Tara Winter Retreat on how to transform the mind by meditating on Green Tara.

All Posts in Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Seeing through fears

Fears are wrong conceptions that are habitual ways of thinking. When fear arises, we can…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Keeping calm when facing harm

Shouldn't we feel fear regarding the tragic things that are happening in the world? If…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Unrealistic fear

How to work with the mind when it goes into fear and panic mode, using…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

The Buddha is free from fear

Why the Buddha being free from fear is important in terms of refuge, and a…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Inherent views and opinions

Stories from His Holiness illustrate how we form solid, unchanging opinions of others; the different…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

The antidotes to fear

Taking refuge and considering karma and conditions are some ways of working with fear and…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Stressed out

Examining the mind when feeling stressed out: working with the mind and one's circumstances.

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Fearlessness and refuge

The Buddha cannot remove our fears for us but has provided the road map that…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Being dispassionate toward perception

The benefit of being dispassionate toward sense pleasures and material things.

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Cultivating contentment

How to practice contentment. Letting go of craving and seeing that what we have is…

View Post
Green Tara Winter Retreat 2009-2010

Why Buddha is a reliable refuge

Why the Buddha is a reliable refuge and the benefit of deepening one's sense of…

View Post