About this episode
This episode explores practical Dharma-based ways to steady ourselves during difficult times through the lens of the Buddha's teachings.
“When We Stand On Unsteady Ground” is a Dharma talk offered at Two Hands Sangha on how we can actually practice when things feel heavy, uncertain, painful, or overwhelming. Without focusing on any one specific kind of suffering, this talk explores practical Dharma-based ways to steady ourselves during difficult times. We’ll look at the Buddha’s teachings on grief, fear, overwhelm, patience, compassion, and resilience as pragmatic tools for surviving hard moments without losing ourselves inside them. I hope this is useful for you! https://bio.reverendgeorgebeecher.com
People in this episode
Host: George Beecher
Topics covered
- Dharma talk
- Buddha's teachings
- grief
- fear
- compassion
- resilience
- overwhelm
Keywords
- Dharma
- Buddhism
- suffering
- patience
- spirituality
- mental health
- resilience
- compassion
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Two Hands Sangha
Books & works: When We Stand On Unsteady Ground
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