Dharma in Action
<p data-fontsize="16" data-kx-storage="{">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.</p>
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Fill yourself with good qualities
Ever feel like a prisoner? During a meditation for people who work with incarcerated people,…
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Jewish roots, Buddhist blossoms
The experience of growing up in a Jewish family in Southern California and realizing spiritual…
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What brings happiness
Realising what true happiness is and following the path of the Dharma.
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Hurtful words, healing words
Being mindful of our speech so as to prevent ourselves from harming others.
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Anger poisons our happiness
Transforming anger by changing the behavior patterns of attachment, hostility, and loneliness.
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Purification
Using the Vajrasattva mantra and practice to change unhealthy habits of daily life.
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Appreciating the Dharma
An incarcerated person's letters express his gratitude for the Dharma.
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Doing Vajrasattva retreat
A person in prison relates his intention to take refuge and importance of purification.
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Personal demons
It´s not easy to replace old thoughts about oneself and to accept full responsibility for…
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Dealing with disappointment
Happiness begins with eliminating unrealistic expectations of ourselves and others.
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Doing retreat in prison
A person in prison describes the challenges of retreat practice inside prison and the benefits…
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Seeing Buddha nature
With gratitude and admiration, an incarcerated person sees and is inspired by the good qualities…
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