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Five Ways to Overcome Anger – The Water Discourse

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Thich Nhat Hanh · January 28, 1999 · Plum Village, France Not yet reviewed

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“The Practice of Unfolding the Thousand-Petaled Lotus” is a series of Dharma talks given by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh during the years 1997-1999, presenting in detail the sutras, chants, and verses found in the book “Chanting from the Monastery” (2000 edition). Although newer editions have added some chants, the essential sutras and chants remain unchanged, and these Dharma talks help listeners thoroughly understand the meaning of the daily recitations used in the practice sessions. Due to technological limitations at that time, the sound and image quality are not very clear.

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Five Ways to Overcome Anger – The Water Discourse

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Cooking the Potatoes of Anger – Keeping the Fire of Mindfulness Alive

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