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How do we actually define our happiness and our suffering?  Is there a better, less "worldly" way to understand our happiness and suffering? ...

By getting rid of bad karma we can protect ourself from misfortune and create a path toward future happiness and success. ...

Focus on accumulating resources and working to prevent loss of resources are two key worldly concerns.  Developing equanimity towards these resources will being peace of mind and fewer problems. ...

Vajrasattva is the Buddha of Purification, who possesses the special power to remove negative karma. This empowerment is a special opportunity to enrich your spiritual life, ...

Our mind is inclined to get overexcited when we get praise and dejected when we are blamed.  Our mind remains unbalanced when we put our energy into these things. ...

In this 1-day retreat, we have the opportunity to purify our negativity by engaging in the purification practices of Buddha Vajrasattva.  ...

Reputation is a transient thing; it can be gained without merit and is easily lost, even without cause.  How then should we think about reputation? ...

This course will provide a practical introduction to the practice of meditation, including specific instructions on the types and stages of meditation, as well as the proper position of the body. ...

Learn to live lightly and wisely by gaining an understanding of the transient nature of our lives. ...

If we replace the eight worldly concerns with a focus on what really matters, what is really meaningful in life, we will find that we begin to experience a peaceful and happy mind. ...

This half day course will offer practical instructions for how to create a meaningful, sustainable daily Buddhist meditation practice. ...