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Free From Views (Part Two)

Read Part One: Free From Views   Such listening is never more powerful than when we sit face to face with the mystery of death. ...

Envision Liberation and Justice

(Read Part One: Envision Liberation and Justice) At a more sophisticated level, Buddhist psychology shows how training in mindfulness, integrity, generosity, and respect can create a...

Envision Liberation and Justice

If we are able to quiet the mind and face what is true it’s easier to envision liberation from suffering for ourselves, our community and...

All Experiences are Side Effects

Even with a teacher, there are three principles to keep in mind in working with these unfamiliar realms of our spiritual life. The first principle is...

End of Clinging

“Just so, Anajnda, in one who contemplates the enjoyment of all things that make for clinging, craving arises; through craving, clinging is conditioned; through clinging,...

Open to Vastness

You’ve had many tastes of the ever-present mystery of life when you’ve fallen in love or been present at the birth of a child, or...

Freeing Ourselves

Unhealthy thoughts can chain us to the past. They arise as vipaka, the result of past karma that we cannot change. We can, however, change...

Examining Thoughts

    Buddhist psychology helps us with two important tasks in working with thoughts. First it teaches us how to acknowledge the content of our...

Freedom Here and Now

The radiant abodes express the fruit of mental development. When they are in balance, loving-kindness, compassion, and joy rest in an unshakable equanimity. This peace...

The Factors of Enlightenment

One of the clearest and most useful ways to describe practice is in the terms of the seven factors of enlightenment. These are the natural...

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