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Mindful Living
Conscious Breathing
Listening to the Bell
Waking up in the Morning
Walking Meditation
Sitting Meditation
Eating in Mindfulness
Sangha Body
Taking Refuges
Noble Silence
Dharma Talks
Dharma Discussion
Living Together
Beginning Anew
Taking Care of Our Anger
Working Meditation
Lazy Day
Practicing Verses
Five Mindfulness Practice
Fourteen Mindfulness Practice
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Social Change at the Base |
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| "Colors of Compassion Retreat: Honoring Our Ancestors – Embracing Ourselves on the Path" Deer Park Monastery, Escondido, California. ... True social change begins by going home to ourselves and creating a strong base for action. In this dharma talk, Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh explores the Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths to show how mindfulness can create that base. Life contains ill-being and well-being, suffering and happiness. By becoming aware of what we bring attention to, we can develop conscious habits that nourish compassion and understanding – both for ourselves and for others. These habits will help to bring joy and solidity to action for social change. |
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