The Arrows Of Emotion
The Arrows of Emotion April 21, 2010 There’s a famous discourse when the Buddha talks about pain, how the wise
Read moreThe Arrows of Emotion April 21, 2010 There’s a famous discourse when the Buddha talks about pain, how the wise
Read moreA Refuge from Aging, Illness, & Death July 22, 2012 There’s a passage in the Canon that connects the teachings
Read moreSober Up January 30, 2011 In English, when we talk about getting the mind to stay focused on something, we
Read moreIn the Mood October 20, 2011 When you meditate, you’ve got to put the mind in the right mood. Sometimes,
Read moreToday Is Better than Yesterday August 15, 2011 At Wat Dhammasathit there would be traveling salesmen who would come driving
Read moreGet Out of the Way December 7, 2010 The mind has its ups and downs, and we have to learn
Read moreAntidotes December 13, 2010 It’s a common complaint you hear among meditators: the question, “I’ve been meditating all this time,
Read moreSorting Yourselves Out November 11, 2010 When the Buddha talks about our sense of who we are, he talks about
Read morePurity of Heart March 9, 2005 When I first went to stay with Ajaan Fuang, it gradually dawned on me
Read moreFeeding on the Breath July 25, 2012 The mind’s basic habit is that it’s constantly feeding. Just as the body
Read morePracticing from Gratitude July 27, 2012 One of the traditional idioms for practicing meditation is “making an effort.” And key
Read morePART III : DAILY LIFE For the Survival of Your Goodness June 20, 2011 Try to notice what way of
Read moreAfter-work Meditation October 22, 2011 I once had a student in Singapore who told me that at the end of
Read moreA Culture of Self Reliance August 14, 2009 When you practice the Dhamma, you’re you taking on a new culture.
Read moreA Wilderness Mind at Home October 13, 2006 Seclusion is an important part of the practice. Coming away to a
Read moreSkills to Take Home August 25, 2010 The atmosphere of seclusion we have here is really conducive to the practice.
Read moreNew Feeding Habits for the Mind August, 2001 The juxtaposition of those two chants just now—the one that says, “subject
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