Start where you are : a guide to compassionate living /
An American Buddhist nun explains how to become compassionate and fearless by accepting the pain in individual lives in their present state through the study of fifty-nine traditional Tibetan Buddhist sayings.
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Boulder :
Shambhala,
2001.
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| Series: | Shambhala classics.
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Table of Contents:
- No escape, no problem
- No big deal
- Pulling out the rug
- Let the world speak for itself
- Poisons as medicine
- Start where you are
- Brining all that we meet to the path
- Drive all blames into one
- Be grateful to everyone
- Cutting the solidity of thoughts
- Overcoming resistance
- Empty boat
- Teaching for life and death
- Loving-kindness and compassion
- Lighten up
- Abandon any hope of fruition
- Compassionate action
- Taking responsibility for your own actions
- Communication from the heart
- The big squeeze
- High-stakes practice
- Train wholeheartedly.