A beloved family treasure breaks, and the author takes the opportunity to develop a practice of remembering impermanence and letting go with gratitude.
Prajna, or transcendent intelligence, is an innate quality of the mind and can be nurtured and refined through study, reflection, meditation, and skillful conduct. Join Mitra Tyler Dewar on this lifelong journey of refining our discernment what is appearance and what is real.
The Truth of Suffering is a doorway, opening the gate of the dharma that we might walk through. Have you found the Nobility of this truth in your life, it’s kindness? Let’s explore together…
Feeling overwhelmed by the pandemic, racist violence, and climate disasters, the author shares how she challenges the state of ignorance and finds ways to connect with those who are experiencing intense suffering.
The author recalls hurt feelings associated with dating life and breakups, and relates how she uses the Emotional Rescue method by Dzogchen Ponlop to regain calm and perspective when feeling criticized or judged.
In a moment of sudden change, the author takes the opportunity to contemplate impermanence, and recommends two related dharma verses to explore.
