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On Guns and Anger
Just like how a lotus flower rises from muddy water to bloom beautifully, we also have the ability to transform the suffering we experience into something more.
Just like how a lotus flower rises from muddy water to bloom beautifully, we also have the ability to transform the suffering we experience into something more.
Cultivating kindness means opening your heart, with patience and attention, to your painful feelings—and to other peoples’ painful feelings.
Kaira Jewel Lingo, a dharma teacher who was ordained by Thich Nhat Hanh, offers a practice for drawing strength from our family members.
“There is no permanent, unchanging, fixed entity called ‘I,’ Won Buddhist Priest Rev. Dosung Yoo explains in his talk on what causes suffering.
Lama Rod Owens speaks about the power that comes from honoring our different identities.
Buddhist monk Ven. Pannavati Bhikkhuni explains that to find out what the world means to us, we have to look within.
And it’s curable, says insight meditation teacher Ruth King
Buddhist teacher Viveka Chen talks about being propelled to act after Michael Brown’s death in Ferguson.
Dawa Tarchin Phillips offers eight teachings to help us appreciate our inherent value