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The Dalai Lama once famously said, "kindness is my religion."

Random Acts of Kindness Creates Good Karma. Mindful Acts of Kindness Refines Practice.

Kindness, in my view, is also one of the most important elements of mindfulness practice. All mindfulness practice has qualities we identify in the … [Read More...]

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In times of pain, sickness, or stress, my first thought of "remedy" is quiet meditation with the most sacred Medicine Buddha mantra. Inevitably, … [Read More...]

Buddhist Water Bowl Offerings as an Antidote to Attachment

Basic foundation practices in Vajrayana Buddhism include making offerings and prostrations to the Buddhas, Gurus and Bodhisattvas. Yongchap practice, … [Read More...]

Seven Line Prayer to Padmasambhava

The Seven Line Prayer to Guru Rinpoche, our Precious One, is a daily joy for many of us who habitually and with great faith chant the sacred vowels. … [Read More...]

Purify Karma and Accumulate Merit with Mandala

Modern life affords us so little time to practice accumulating of merit and purification—and so many excuses to postpone for today. Isn't it better … [Read More...]

Mama Buddha Tara: Compassionate Action

Tara is the Buddha of Enlightened Activity. Tara (Drolma in Tibetan) is often just called the "saviouress", not just in the sense of spiritual … [Read More...]

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