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Train a Happy Mind

Traditional Buddhist wisdom blended with science, humor, and the realities of modern life.

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Latest Issues

What Are Problems Good For?

Scott talks about suffering in our weekly community session.

This talk and meditation is an advanced view on problems, probing what really makes us suffer—at least mentally. When we find that the delusions of anger, attachment, self-center...

12 days ago
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Can Meditation Help Cure Cancer?

This is an exerpt from our recent podcast episode with Dr. Shireen Mansouri: Should I Meditate With My Doctor? #232

Scott: There’s this book, Meditation Saved My Life, by Phakyab Rinpoche. It really had a big impact on me for a number of r...

20 days ago

What Do I Know About Emptiness?

Scott talks about the Buddhist concept of emptiness in our weekly community session.

Today I led the last of my “What Do I Know About” meditations: What Do I Know About Emptiness? It was enjoyable for me to take a fresh approach to this to...

20 days ago
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Is Compassion Fatigue Real?

This is an exerpt from our recent podcast episode with Dr. Shireen Mansouri: Should I Meditate With My Doctor? #232

Scott Snibbe: There’s this phrase, compassion fatigue, probably a very poorly named phenomenon of healthcare professionals...

23 days ago

Is It Really Possible to Love Everyone?

Scott talks about the Buddhist view of love in our weekly community session.

Today I led the last in a series of meditations on love and compassion with the provocative topic, Is It Really Possible to Love Everyone? It’s not, if you consid...

a month ago
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    How to Train a Happy Mind is a podcast, book, and weekly meditation group that teaches practical ways to cultivate happiness using science and Buddhist wisdom. Created by author and podcast host Scott Snibbe, a 25+ year student of Tibetan Buddhism.

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