In this book, ‘Aging Body, Ageless Mind’, Tsering Paldron reveals the great potential we have of unveiling a positive, joyful, serene and noble mind at all times. Tsering guides us to blossom with limitless wisdom, limitless love, limitless positivity and to face death with serenity, equanimity and a positive mindset.
Today we bring you this inspiring Ted talk of an amazing woman, Emily Levine, who has stage 1V lung cancer.
As animal lovers, the loss of our pet is something we dread. Tibetan Buddhist insights and practices can do a lot, however, to transform the way we experience this event – and, far more importantly, how our pet experiences it.
On the occasion of New Year 2025 I am praying and wishing you a happy, healthy, harmonious and a most wonderful year ahead.
As all of us will one day die, this posting is about a truly remarkable man, Simon Boas, who is positive and happy knowing he has only weeks to live.
In Buddhism, easing the process of dying for oneself, and loved ones, is approached with compassion and wisdom.
The following quote popped up on the internet and thought it was so good, so relevant. So here we go with an invitation to travel business class
May the year 2024 start with auspiciousness. May it be auspicious in the beginning, middle and end.
A very special dharma practitioner in the London Bodhicharya group, David Fry, sadly passed away in October.
Whatever arises in our mind - whether it’s a thought, an emotion, a sensation, or a perception - is the arising of coemergent wisdom. It is the radiation of the mind’s emptiness and clarity.