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Ask a Buddhist Teacher

Ask a Buddhist teacher: What does it mean to be free?

Gen Dornying, Resident Teacher at KMC Australia, answers “What does it mean to be free?”

Ask a Buddhist teacher: What can I do when I see animals suffer?

Gen Jikgyob, Resident Teacher at KMC Geneva, answers “What can I do when I see animals suffer?”

Ask a Buddhist teacher: Can you have a positive experience of death?

Gen Rinchung, National Spiritual Director of Argentina, Peru & Uruguay and Resident Teacher at KMC Argentina, answers “Can you have a positive experience of death?”

Ask a Buddhist teacher: What if I see my life as wonderful instead of as full of suffering?

Gen Kelsang Eupame, National Spiritual Director of France and Resident Teacher at KMC France, answers “What if I see my life as wonderful instead of full of suffering?”

Ask a Buddhist teacher: Can Buddhists take action in the world?

Gen Kelsang Chokga, Resident Teacher at KMC Spain and National Spiritual Director for Spain and Portugal, answers “Can Buddhists take action in the world?”

Ask a Buddhist Teacher: What does it mean to be happy?

Gen Kelsang Devi, Resident Teacher at Kailash International Retreat Center, answers “What does it mean to be happy?”

Ask a Buddhist teacher: How do I deal with strong emotions?

Gen Kelsang Norden, Resident Teacher at KMC Georgia, answers “How do I deal with strong emotions?”

Ask a Buddhist Teacher: How did you become a Buddhist nun?

Gen Kelsang Choma, Resident Teacher at KMC San Francisco, answers “How did you become a Buddhist nun?”

Ask a Buddhist teacher: How can I acknowledge suffering without being overwhelmed by it?

Gen Kelsang Demo, Midwestern US National Spiritual Director and the Resident Teacher at KMC Washington DC, answers “How can I acknowledge suffering without being overwhelmed by it?”

Ask a Buddhist Teacher: Do scientists and Buddhists see eye to eye?

Gen Kelsang Rigpa, Western US National Spiritual Director and Resident Teacher at Kadampa Meditation Center LA, answers “Do Scientists and Buddhists see eye to eye?”