
How to Train a Wild Elephant

among living beings, such as the relationships among the bacteria, fungi, plants, and animals in a forest.
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
Aversion is the hidden source of anger and aggression.
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
Don’t formulate any response in the mind until a response is requested or obviously needed.
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
Mindfulness can become a constant prayer of gratitude.
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
Incessant fantasizing and daydreaming are
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
let go of the mind’s schemes for pursuing or avoiding.
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
The Buddha called it the First Truth: the fact that every person will at some time experience this kind of distress.
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
When we pay attention to what we are paying attention to, that is, when we watch what our mind is focused on, we discover that our range of attention is normally quite limited.
Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
Kind words are a gift. They create wealth in the heart.