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I have walked the path to freedom from suffering, and I share with you the way. Through cultivating mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion, you too can find profound peace within your own mind. These teachings are a balm for the heart and a guide for living together harmoniously, even when the world around us is shaken.
A Guide to Right Speech: How to Resolve Disputes and Weave Harmony

I have seen that harsh words are like arrows, and that from a single careless utterance, a forest of conflict can grow. All beings...

How to Loosen the Grasp of Possessions

I have seen that much of our suffering arises from a clenched fist, a mind that clings to things as 'mine.' We fear their...

A Guide to Working with Pain: Avoiding the Second Arrow

All who live will one day meet with pain. It is like the first arrow striking the flesh—unavoidable. But whether a second arrow follows...

A Simple Daily Practice for Mental Stillness and Ethical Conduct

Just as a farmer tends his fields each day, so too must we tend the garden of our own mind. In times of great...

The Five Precepts: A Foundation for a Safe and Harmonious Community

I have observed that all beings wish for happiness and seek to avoid suffering. Yet, through unskillful action, they often bring about the very...

How to Trace the Stream of Anger to Its Source

Just as a skilled physician first diagnoses an ailment before prescribing a cure, so too must we understand our own mind. Anger is a...

How to Quiet the Thirsty Mind: A Practice in Appreciating What You Possess

I have seen that much of our human sorrow arises from a mind that forever seeks what it does not have. It is like...

How to Truly Listen: A Path to Understanding and Ending Conflict

In our haste to speak, we sow the seeds of misunderstanding and conflict. The world is full of noise, but true listening is rare....

How to Cultivate Loving-Kindness to Overcome Hostility

Just as a spring of clear water can soothe a parched throat, the practice of Metta, or loving-kindness, can soothe a mind afflicted by...

A Guide to Sharing Knowledge with an Unattached Mind

I have observed that the desire to be correct is a great fire that can consume both the teacher and the student. When we...

How to Cultivate Mudita: Finding Joy in the Good Fortune of Others

I have seen that the roots of suffering often grow from a heart entangled in comparison and envy. These feelings are like thorns that...

A Practice for Maintaining a Balanced Mind Amidst Praise and Blame

In my journeys, I have seen that all beings are assailed by the eight worldly winds: pleasure and pain, gain and loss, fame and...

How to Practice Walking Meditation to Cultivate Awareness

Greetings to you. I have found that much of our suffering arises from a mind that is lost in the past or anxious about...

How to Observe the Mind Without Being Carried Away

I have seen that much of our suffering arises not from the world itself, but from our own minds, which are like wild horses...

A Simple Path to Stillness: Calming the Mind with the Breath

In this fleeting world, the mind is often like a wild monkey, leaping from branch to branch of thought, fear, and desire. This causes...