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  • The Joy of Effort

    by Venerable Thanissaro Bhikkhu   WHEN EXPLAINING meditation, the Buddha often drew analogies with the skills of artists, carpenters, musicians, archers, and cooks. Finding the right level of effort, he said, is … »

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  • Working with Disturbing Emotions

    by Venerable Sangye Khadro   We all know we have both positive and negative emotions. As soon as we hear the words love, kindness, generosity we know they are the … »

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  • Old Relationships, New Possibilities

    by Dzigar Kongtrul   WE ALL HAVE SOME rough relationships in our lives that seem held together by the stickiness of attachment and expectation. It is true that we have love and … »

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  • Calm Abiding

    Travel the river of the mind to the vast ocean by Ogyen Trinley Dorje, The 17th Karmapa There are many methods for creating a mind that is one-pointed and joyful, the … »

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The Joy of Effort »


by Venerable Thanissaro Bhikkhu   WHEN EXPLAINING meditation, the Buddha often drew analogies with the skills of artists, carpenters, musicians, archers, and cooks. Finding the right level of effort, he said, is … »

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Working with Disturbing Emotions »


by Venerable Sangye Khadro   We all know we have both positive and negative emotions. As soon as we hear the words love, kindness, generosity we know they are the … »

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Old Relationships, New Possibilities »


by Dzigar Kongtrul   WE ALL HAVE SOME rough relationships in our lives that seem held together by the stickiness of attachment and expectation. It is true that we have love and … »

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Calm Abiding »


Travel the river of the mind to the vast ocean by Ogyen Trinley Dorje, The 17th Karmapa There are many methods for creating a mind that is one-pointed and joyful, the … »

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Working with Desire: Three Approaches »


by Matthieu Ricard   In Tibetan Buddhism, there are three traditional approaches to disturbing emotions, including afflictive desire. The first method is to develop an antidote. In the case of desire, one … »

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