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Meditation
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Conquering Compulsiveness
Think before acting or speaking compulsively, to prevent later feeling regret.
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Meditations
Balanced Sensitivity: Structure for Each Session
Recommended initial and concluding procedures for each training session as well as for each exercise.
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Training Programs
Calming Down
Stay mindful of your breath, to calm down and become more positive.
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Meditations
How to Meditate
How to get started with meditation? For most people, with meditation focusing on the breath and then generating love.
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How to ...
What Is Meditation?
An introduction to meditation.
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What Is ...
Equalizing and Exchanging Self with Others
To reach enlightenment and benefit all others, we need to regard everyone as equal and instead of cherishing only ourselves, cherish all others as our primary concern.
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Love & Compassion
Calming Down Thoughts
Conceptual thought has many varieties. Some are useful and some detrimental in meditation and daily life.
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Concentration
Meditation on the Precious Human Life
Listening to teachings on our precious human life and then thinking about them in order to recognize and appreciate what we have precedes stabilizing and discerning meditation on it.
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Impermanence & Death
The Four Close Placements of Mindfulness in Theravada
Although there are several variations in ways to practice the four close placements of mindfulness, here we examine the Theravada methods as taught by Buddhadasa Bhikkhu.
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Comparison of Buddhist Traditions
Sutra-Level Guru Meditation
The Kadam traditons’s sutra-level guru-meditation can be very helpful for some of the problems that have caused unhealthy relationships to develop with spiritual teachers in the West.
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Student-Teacher Relationship
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