The Kadampa Living Clarity Podcast shares practical wisdom and inspiring conversations to help you apply Buddhist teachings in everyday life. Through relatable insights and real-life experiences, it offers guidance on overcoming challenges, deepening your meditation practice, and developing lasting inner peace, clarity, and compassion.
By committing to the inner work of training the mind, while continuing our normal lives, we can gradually reduce distraction, restore balance, and discover the deeper, more stable happiness we have been searching for all along.
In this extract from a teaching by Gen-la Jampa we learn how our mental reaction to difficulty causes more suffering than the hardship itself.
When we discover the true source of all pain and problems: distorted perspectives within our own mind we see the possibility of true freedom.
Discover the Buddhist perspective on karma, not as a system of punishment, but as a universal law of cause and effect.
In this podcast, Gen Chodor explains that all personal and spiritual growth begins in the imagination: we each hold a vision of who we want to become – less stressed, more confident, more peaceful – and without that vision, change is impossible.
In this inspiring talk, we’re reminded that our endless search for happiness – through stimulation, possessions, or relationships – will never give us the satisfaction we are seeking Why?
Based on the book How to Understand the Mind by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, Gen Tubchen explores the intricate workings of the mind through the lens of Buddhist psychology.
Kadam Bridget explores how small, consistent changes in our thoughts and actions cultivate a resilient and happy mind in daily life
A powerful reminder and inspiration to tap into the inner peace that exists within us every day
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Por ocasião do Halloween e do Dia dos Mortos, os centros Kadampa em Sarasota e Tucson convidaram suas comunidades a refletir sobre a morte e a impermanência. De meditações em cemitérios a uma aula em uma galeria de arte, esses encontros ajudaram…
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