Lion's Roar

5 TRANSMUTATION

THE ROLE OF BUDDHIST practice altogether is to tame the mind and quell the uproar of negative emotions.

Such emotions are powerful. They can easily overtake us, and once they do they lead quite naturally to harmful behavior toward ourselves or others. So the question is, how do we work with such

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Lion's Roar

Lion's Roar2 min read
Truthfulness
I grew up hearing about the need for truth, I justice, equity, and peace. I’m a middle-aged daughter of human rights activists who put their lives on the line upholding their values. They were incarcerated for registering Black people to vote in the
Lion's Roar1 min read
Just So
What we all need is to learn tolive without walls. We have to let the illusion ofseparation fall away and replaceit with active, lively engagementof every aspect of our lives. This is not just for personalgrowth, but collective growth.This is not int
Lion's Roar2 min read
The Black Onyx In The Triple Gem
I AM SO EXCITED about this issue that it’s impossible to be still, even after years of practice! Nevertheless, I will joyfully reflect on the ebony jewel box of an issue that you have just received. In 2014, while earning my doctorate in pastoral cou

Related