
Connecting to Blessings II
Enlightenment, Meditation, NatureBy Judith Simmer-Brown As Buddhist practitioners, daily we recite prayers and supplications (soldep) that bring down blessings of the…
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Informed without Being Overwhelmed
Meditation, Mind-Body, Mindfulness, Self-CareBy Megan Prager Is it possible to stay informed and not be totally overwhelmed? Like many, I frequently find myself…
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A Summer Practice for Women: Embrace the Pleasure Principle
Mind-Body, Mindful Living, MindfulnessBy Sara Avant Stover Summer is the season of expansion, pleasure, adventure, and delight. To help us fully participate…
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In the Charnel Ground and Chöd: Two Poems
Meditation, Mind-Body, MindfulnessBy Lama Alta Brown In the Charnel Ground On the way to the charnel ground, my heart beat hard…
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Prajna and Paradox
Meditation, Mind-Body, MindfulnessBy Holly Gayley The use of paradox and the language of negation in the Prajnaparamita (Perfection of Wisdom) literature…
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The Universal Process
Death, Enlightenment, Mind-BodyBy Andrew Holecek The Universal Process In our upcoming DMC event on the Bardo of Dharmata, we'll be exploring…
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VIDEO INTERVIEW: Walking The Land
Meditation, Mindfulness, NatureIn this interview Michael Gayner talks about how he developed an interest in Feng Shui, and describes the many…
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Five Qualities of Presence
Meditation, Mind-Body, Mindfulness, Self-CareBy Sara Avant Stover In a recent Instagram reel, I shared that in Internal Family Systems (IFS) it’s said…
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Why Go On A Meditation Retreat?
Meditation, MindfulnessIn a recent podcast Michael Carroll and others share their insights and experiences with meditation retreats. Listen as they…
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How Self-Compassion Supports Relationships (and isn’t selfish!)
Meditation, Mind-Body, MindfulnessBy Michelle Becker Many of us have been trained not to have needs, and if we do have them…
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Strong Emotions and Meditation Practice
MeditationBy Susan Piver A misconception about meditation practice One of the very big misconceptions about meditation practice is that…
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The Art of Dying
Death, Mind-Body, MindfulnessBy Andrew Holecek The Three Bardos The Tibetan conception of death involves a passage through three bardo states. The…
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