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Subscribe Online Courses Donate Log Out Online Courses Donate Online Courses Log In Subscribe Get Daily Dharma in your email Start your day with a fresh perspective Log In Magazine Leaving the Palace Buddhism, womanhood, and the problem of the self By Ann Tashi Slater Trike Daily Personal Reflections Poet Ocean Vuong on the Creativity of Refugees  With Ocean Vuong Trike Daily Meditation & Practice A Meditation for Mother’s Day By Zoe Logan Morris Magazine Teachings Transforming the Mind By Lama Zopa Rinpoche Get Daily Dharma in your email Start your day with a fresh perspective Explore timeless teachings through modern methods. With Stephen Batchelor, Sharon Salzberg, Andrew Olendzki, and more See Our Courses Daily Dharma If, like the Buddha, we are to succeed in realizing our full humanity, we have to let go of what lies between us and our authentic selves. 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Other features include Suzuki Roshi’s comments on war, a Zen practitioner’s sojourn in a sweat lodge; the meaning of the vajra in practice and ritual; and teachings on patience and mindful journaling. View Contents Subscribe to Read Now Give a Gift Subscription Feature Personal Reflections Partial Equanimity Chenxing Han discusses Buddhism and identity with writer Jay Caspian Kang Interview with Jay Caspian Kang by Chenxing Han Pocket Paramis, Teachings Teachings Pocket Paramis: Patience Printable aids for the pillars of Buddhist practice By Vanessa Zuisei Goddard Feature Personal Reflections Leaving the Palace Buddhism, womanhood, and the problem of the self By Ann Tashi Slater Read More Online Courses Timeless teachings. Modern methods. The Posture of Meditation What is the common ground between all forms of Buddhist practice? It’s the sitting posture itself. 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