
The Pema Chodron Audio Collection
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Narrated by:
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Pema Chodron
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By:
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Pema Chödrön
For the first time, enjoy over seven hours of Ani Pema's trademark humor and a down-to-earth style in one collectors edition.
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"Chodron demonstrates how effective the Buddhist point of view can be in bringing order into disordered lives." (Publishers Weekly)
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Packed with Wisdom
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Pema Chodron very practical guide
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great book
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Very helpful
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way to pursue happiness and be free of suffering.
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Will listen over and over, as I do all her works.
The comfort of her voice
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Wonderful to watch her on YouTube
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PC🙏🏼
Humorous and profoundly helpful!
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Pema Chodron teachings are spiritual food for life
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I know people that follow Pema Chodron’s book like some people follow the bible. However, I don’t think they've ever heard her talk. In the first book (talk) she talks about recent to the events before the events of this talk like weeks before she talks about losing her mind with her granddaughter. She talks about how monks that are suppose to be these people in complete harmony with the world around them really aren't. She talks about learning to deal with this and why its hard even for the Buddhist masters. In the second book she talks about compassion for everyone. She goes into depth concerning tonglen meditation. Which I've tried and it’s very hard at first. It’s very powerful once you get the hang of it. It’s about changing our relationship with pain and pleasure. Why run from pain? Why embrace pleasure? What is the real difference? I learned that the difference between pain and pleasure is perception. And it’s not easy to see it. I learned in the third book that doing tonglen meditation is very helpful.
A combination of 3 books into one
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