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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Cherishing Others Protects Your Peace (opens the original)
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Kadam Bridget explains how learning to cherish others can transform difficult relationships and protect our own peace of mind. She explores why jealousy, anger, and irritation arise when we feel disconnected from others, and offers a practical way of seeing people more positively by recognizing the kindness and benefits we receive from them. Further reading in the following book: How to… Source
Are You Loving Them or Needing Them? (opens the original)
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Gen Devi follows what happens once the fantasy fades — the honeymoon ends, we feel the person has changed, and we blame them for no longer matching our projection. She shows the way out: removing attachment rather than abandoning the people we love, taking responsibility for our own mind, and switching our focus from ourselves to others as the true source of lasting happiness. Source
Becoming the Architect of Your Destiny (opens the original)
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Gen-la Khyenrab explores the transformative power of our Buddha potential and explains how understanding the law of karma allows us to take full control of our lives. By recognizing and overcoming mental delusions like anger and attachment, we can intentionally cultivate positive mindsets and truly become the architects of our own destiny. Source
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