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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Incarcerated people Searching for happiness
Thoughts on fleeting nature of objects of attachment such as reputation, possessions, and emotions.
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Venerable Thubten Chodron 
Facing fear and stress in prison
An incarcerated person discusses his experience in dealing with fear and violence in prison.
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Clea McDougall - May 28, 2003
Clea McDougall Determined to be free
A Buddhist nun, a sanyasi columnist and an urban mystic have an inspiring talk about…
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Report on “Nuns in the West I”
Dialogue of spiritual themes with Catholic sisters and Buddhist nuns.
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Deserving love
Reasons why people do not feel worthy of love. Having compassion and love for oneself…
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Getting back on track
Some ups and downs in Dharma practice, and a bit of "muscle ache" after getting…
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Responding to war with peace
How to work with disturbing emotions that arise in response to a contemporary war.
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Preparing for a loved one’s death
Using the teachings to prepare the loved one for death and to prepare the family…
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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…
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Loving oneself and others
How Dharma practice can help us to become friends with ourselves, and lead ethical lives…
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