Clear Light of Truth

12/02/2017

In the wake of the US election, filmmakers Jessie Auritt and Alexandra Berger wanted to do something to try and combat the negativity, xenophobia, racism and sexism that surfaced. So they turned their camera on a demographic that hadn't been quite so jaded by the media and current events in...

10/01/2017

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Learn to be more compassionate toward yourself and others. Plus: the one thing that might be inhibiting your compassion!

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02/06/2015

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Sara Lazar, a neuroscientist at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, was one of the first scientists to take the anecdotal claims about the benefits of meditation and mindfulness and test them in brain scans. What she found surprised her — that meditating can literally change y…

11/05/2015

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06/05/2015

Shambhala Mountain Center is offering an exciting, free online event. Beyond Mindfulness will feature top thought leaders, social visionaries, and wisdom holders in dialogue with one another, presenting practical teachings for living a more mindful, compassionate life, and leading guided meditations. Click here to register for this exciting event: http://www.shambhalamountain.org/beyond-mindfulness

Presenters and hosts include Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, Joseph Goldstein, Dr. Kelly McGonigal, Ken Wilber, Dr. Rich Fernandez, Dr. Rick Hanson, Zenju Earthlyn Manuel, Shastri Holly Gayley, Richard Reoch, Acharya Fleet Maull, Susan Piver, Acharya Judith Simmer-Brown, Lodro Rinzler, Rev. Angel Kyodo Williams and more!

Watch free as leading teachers explore mindfulness practices and their blossom as wisdom, compassion, and social transformation. Each evening will include a wide variety of dialogues, presentations and guided meditations intended to help you along your personal path of discovery.

04/05/2015

Question: Dear Deepak, I have a chronic disability which will mean I will be unable to work or study for the rest of my life. Most of my time is spent at home where I meditate and do yoga everyday. I feel at the moment I don't have a purpose in life as I'm unable to work or study or even really leave my house for long periods of time. I do not have any children and prefer my own company. How do I find a purpose in life under these circumstances? Thank you Response: Life purpose is generated and manifests from the quality of your Being, not from your actions. So even though you are relatively isolated in your home, you can still make the enrichment of your spiritual world your life purpose. The awakening of your awareness is an immeasurable gift you are giving to the world. Even without social interaction, your spiritual awakening uplifts and clears the path for countless others in collective consciousness. A spiritual life purpose may not seem very impactful, or generous compared to being a surgeon or a teacher, but in fact it fulfills a critical spiritual need in the world, all the more so because it is unseen and undervalued. Think of yourself as the hermit or yogi who quietly brings peace and harmony to her village without anyone knowing. Love, Deepak