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- Transmitting the Dhamma in Word and in Deed: An Interview with Bhikkhu Bodhi
- Four Noble Truths
- The Non-Linearity of Life
- A Stupa Over India: The Renaissance of the Dhamma
- Spoiler Alert: Serving a Vipassana Course Can Be Fun
- Discovering Dhamma: Helping My Son take Small Steps on His Own Path
- Transmission of Gratitude
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Pandemia's Flower
Anxieties left to grow.
Fearful emotives blossom.
Nectars of uncertainty flows,
Attracting humanities resilience,
The mind starts to slow.
Dhamma Practice in the Face of the Coronavirus
Understanding Pain from a Dhamma Perspective
A Note on The Equanimous Mind
The Equanimous Mind is a book that will introduce Vipassana to people who may not have been familiar with it, and that will increase buy-in from many people who are already practicing it. The book describes a ten-day Vipassana meditation course in the tradition of S. N. Goenka from the standpoint of someone encountering meditation for the first time. It contains a detailed, journal-like narrative of the rich and complex sequence of events that unrolls during the ten-day retreat that is devoted to learning this form of meditation. The strength of the book is the author’s capacity to recall and sequence vivid details by the hundreds. Dr. Manish Chopra has a mind unusual for its precision. This gives the book the feeling of an experience rather than merely of a recounting. The reader feels as if he or she were right there, accompanying Manish in this breakthrough moment.