thought transformation
Teachings on lojong or thought training techniques to train the mind to turn difficult circumstances into opportunities for spiritual growth and awakening.
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Working with difficult situations
The fortitude of being indifferent to harm. Verses 35-51 of Chapter 6 of Shantideva's "Engaging…
View PostUnderstanding anger
The fortitude of practicing the Dharma. Verses 22-34 of Chapter 6 of Shantideva's "Engaging in…
View PostAntidotes to anger
How to use our understanding of karma to work with the angry mind. Verses 16-21…
View PostDetermining to practice patience
The objects of anger and ways to work with our angry mind. Verses 8-15 of…
View PostWorking with anger, developing fortitude
Defining anger and its disadvantages. Commentary on Verses 1-7 of Shantideva's "Engaging in the Bodhisattva's…
View PostLiving with loss
Change is the reality of our existence but we are shocked when it happens. Examining…
View PostVerse 92: The basis of good and evil
How our state of mind and motivation, not external circumstances, determine whether our actions are…
View PostInner peace, world peace
How freeing the mind from destructive emotions can change the world.
View PostVerse 91: Guarding our body, speech, and mind
How mindfulness of the actions of our three doors is crucial in creating happiness for…
View PostVerse 90: The auspicious omen of love
How love for ourselves and others creates harmony wherever we are.
View PostVerse 89: The supreme possession
Integrating the Dharma into our lives is the wisest way to support our decision-making process.
View PostVerse 88: Seeds of joy
How purification and making merit support all aspects of our Dharma practice.
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