death
Teachings on death from a Buddhist perspective, including preparing for death, dying peacefully, and helping the dying.
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Venerable Thubten Chonyi Hope after the Sandy Hook school shooting
Working with difficult emotions and cultivating compassion in response to the shooting at Sandy Hook…
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Robbie Grove - Nov 17, 2012
Robbie Grove Resistance
Overcoming old habits is not easy. Being honest with oneself helps us to gain a…
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Venerable Thubten Samten Death and impermanence
The importance and benefits of contemplating death, complemented by explanation of the nine-point death meditation.
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Julia Hayes
- Sep 24, 2012
Three virtues entwined
A mother shares how she deals with her child's fear of death from cancer.
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Venerable Thubten Chodron The hindrances: Desire and malice
The difference between arhats and bodhisattvas in attaining full awakening. The hindrances of sensual desire…
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Healing from a war
Reflections on a Time Magazine article on how more U.S. soldiers have died by suicide…
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Sadness and anger in response to mass shootings
Working with the sadness and anger in response to mass shootings. How to generate compassion…
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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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The four distortions: Seeing what is impermanent as ...
Understanding impermanence helps us to take advantage of the opportunities we have to practice the…
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The householder’s life
Examining the householder's life and the holy life, considering the reactions of family and friends…
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The Buddha’s life: The four sights
An illustration of how to practice and how it relates to our lives. How different…
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