Many Tibetans Sacrifice Their Lives.

If We Choose An External Marker As The Measure Of Our Inner Worth, Whether It Is The Amount Of Money We Make, Or Others' Opinion Of Us, Or The Success Of Some Project We're Involved In, Sooner Or Later We're Bound To Be Battered By Life's Inevitable Changes. After All, Money Comes And Goes, And Thus Is An Unstable Source Of Self-esteem, An Unreliable Foundation Upon Which To Build Our Identity.

...there Is An Intense Delight In Abandoning Faulty States Of Mind And In Cultivating Helpful Ones In Meditation.

When You Are Warm-hearted, There Is No Room For Anger, Jealousy Or Insecurity.

I Learn As Much From A Turtle As From A Religious Text.

Silence Is Sometimes The Best Answer