Suffering

Genuine happiness and satisfaction come from within, from compassion and human affection.

The coronavirus pandemic provides us with a unique opportunity to work together, using our compassion, intelligence and courage to win this battle and rebuild our global community.

Buddhist methods for developing compassion, the beneficial state of mind wishing for others to be free of their suffering.

Ringu Tulku shares his reflections on anger and environmental anxiety, explains the four bardos, and offers advice for those of us chasing success.

World peace begins with finding inner peace through warm-hearted relations with others.

The basic framework for the Buddhist teachings.

Nurturing the basic human values, assisted with the use of intelligence, is the way to lead a meaningful life.

There are many ways to help when we meet someone in need.

The Rarity of a Precious Human Life In our first discussion, we spoke about how this precious human rebirth that we all have is a perfect working basis for our Dharma practice. This working basis is complete with all of the eighteen qualities: the respites and the enrichments....

Letting Down the Walls toward Learning As we discussed yesterday, what we try to do is to feel open to being of help to others – relating to others directly with the walls down. The walls need to be down not only toward people, but also toward learning things. It’s a similar...