Dharmakarunya asks how we can express compassion to others if we are not compassionate to ourselves. May 2015

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Mokshajyoti explores the theme of doubt and the role it can play in the Dharma life. May 2015

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Vidyamala on socially engaged Buddhism, helping bring about global transformation, starting with our own minds! April 2015

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Taravandana asks how can we bring more compassion into this world of suffering. March 2015

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Amitasuri explores what can happen when faced with well-being, illness, age­ing and death. March 2015

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Maniraja explores how Yogachara Buddhism speaks of a consciousness of four selves called manas. March 2015

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Mahabodhi on how the Dhyanas are a path to skilful action of body, speech and mind. March 2015

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Parami explores some of the core features of the Triratna approach to Buddhism. March 2015

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The fourth in our series on the Sukhavati or Pure Land Sutras with Ratnaguna. February 2015

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Ratnaguna asks what the myth of Sukhavati actually means, and proposes an answer. February 2015

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