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Awakening Together

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The delights of living a life of service

By Roshi Pat Enkyo O'Hara

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The Path of Patience

How life’s little annoyances can teach us ever-greater tolerance.

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The Karmic Power of Devotion

A story from the Karmashataka illustrates how true devotion can be a source of energy and joy.

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One Hundred Karmas

For the first time available in English, a collection of Tibetan teaching stories helps us see how modest acts can have major consequences.

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Granting ourselves permission to feel can help us find acceptance.

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Summer 2021

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