Cultivating Hope and Trust: Breaking the Chains of Cynicism

What if you could face life's greatest certainty – death - not with fear, but with profound peace? My latest article explores Buddhist wisdom to transform the end of life into an act of courage and deep compassion. Learn practical, mindfulways to comfort the dying, navigate your own grief, and discover how embracing impermanence can help you live more fully right now. This is not about religion, but about cultivating a heart that can hold everything, even goodbye.If you would like to become a supporter of my work, such as podcasts, blogs, videos and guided meditation practices, please visit here . You can support for as little as $2 a month.

Imagine a person who wants to become happy and wise. But this person makes a very special promise. They say, "I will not become happy if it is only for myself. I will work to become happy and wise so that I can help every other person, and every living thing, to also become happy and wise." This person is called a Bodhisattva. This idea is a very important part of Buddhism. This is not just a traditional teaching, it is extremely relevant today also. Find my Paperback, Kindle and Audio Books here.Follow me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/yeshe-rabgye

Imagine loving someone deeply without constantly worrying they'll leave. Picture working hard without crumbling if things don't go your way. This is the power of non-attachment - not caring less but suffering less. It's about enjoying life's moments without being chained to them.Most people misunderstand non-attachment. They think it means becoming cold or turning relationships into casual friendships. But real non-attachment is quite the opposite. It's about being fully present while keeping your inner peace intact.If you would like to become a supporter of my work, such as podcasts, blogs, videos and guided meditation practices, please visit here . You can support for as little as $2 a month. Find my paperback, kindle and audio books here – worldwide or India only

What if everything you experience, such as the colours you see, the ground beneath your feet, even your sense of self isn’t as real as it seems? Science and ancient wisdom both suggest that what we call "reality" is actually a carefully constructed illusion, shaped by our senses, our brains, and our thoughts. Understanding this can transform how we live our daily lives, helping us reduce suffering and create more happiness.

The Shocking Danger Lurking in Your Child’s Phone!What if the biggest threat to your child isn’t strangers on the street—but strangers online?  Social media’s hidden dangers, such as predators, harmful content, and addictive algorithms are stealing kids’ mental health.If you are a parent, know someone with children or are interested in children’s well-being, you must listen to this podcast. If you would like to become a supporter of my work, such as podcasts, blogs, videos and guided meditation practices, please visit here . You can support for as little as $2 a month. Find my paperback, eBooks or audiobooks here – worldwide or India onlyFollow me on Instagram at yeshe_rabgye

Unlock the key to a meditation practice that adaptswith your life. Learn how to stay calm and focused no matter what changes come your way. This podcast explains how to start small, keep it enjoyable, and always come back to your practice. Are you ready to find your inner peace? If you would like to become a supporter of my work, such as podcasts,blogs, videos and guided meditation practices, please visit here . You can support foras little as $2 a month. Find my books here – worldwide or India onlyListen to my audiobook here.  Visit my website - https://www.yesherabgye.com/- or follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/yeshe_rabgye/

Discover the profound wisdom of Buddha's teachings through this intriguing podcast, "Why your mind is brighter than you think." Explore how meditation, mindfulness, ethical living, and self-inquiry can help reveal the vast and luminous nature of your mind, which is being obscured by the habitual patterns of thought and emotion. This practical guide offers insights and techniques to cultivate inner clarity, resilience, and compassion, transforming your approach to life's challenges. Learn how embracing these practices can illuminate your path and foster deeper connections with others. Listen now and uncover the brilliance within you!If you would like to become a supporter of my work, such as podcasts, blogs, videos and guided meditation practices, please visit here . You can support for as little as $2 a month. Find my books here – worldwide or India onlyVisit my website or follow me on Instagram

Have you ever wondered why certain things happen in your life, or how your actions can influence the world around you? The Buddhist perspective on causes, conditions, and effects offers profound insights that can help us make sense of these questions. At its core, this perspective is grounded in the principle of dependent origination, which teaches that all phenomena arise because of specific causes and conditions. This isn't just a concept reserved for spiritual practice; it's a practical approach that can transform how we navigate our daily lives and make decisions.Visit my website or follow me on InstagramIf you would like to become a supporter of Buddhism Guides work, such as podcasts, blogs, videos and guided meditation practices, please visit here . You can support for as little as $2 a month. Find my books here – worldwide or India only

Buddhism teaches that our suffering and dissatisfaction often stem from three fundamental qualities known as the "Three Poisons." These are greed, hatred, and unawareness. By understanding and addressing these poisons, we can work towards a more peaceful and fulfilling life. The Buddhism Guide podcast has been voted one of the top 5 Buddhist podcasts in the UK. See links below: https://podcast.feedspot.com/monk_podcasts/ https://podcast.feedspot.com/uk_buddhist_podcasts/ https://podcast.feedspot.com/buddhist_meditation_podcasts/

Cynicism is on the rise, fueled by constant news of deception and corruption. While it’s natural to be cautious and ask questions, when skepticism turns into cynicism, we risk losing faith in others' good intentions. Join me in this podcast as I explore the dangers of cynicism, its effects on our mindset and actions, how it differs from healthy skepticism, and ways to cultivate a more hopeful outlook. If you would like to become a supporter of Buddhism Guides work, such as podcasts, blogs, videos and guided meditation practices, please visit here. You can support for as little as $2 a month. You can find my content on these apps: InsightTimer and RoundGlass Living. Visit my website or follow me on Instagram Find my books here – worldwide or India only