Full Dharma Chat with Sarah Harding on Chod
Watch more at dharmachats.com Sarah Harding shares insights from her new book, detailing her journey in translating Cho texts and the challenges faced along the way. The discussion highlights the significance of understanding emptiness and compassion through practical experiences. Key themes include vulnerability, healing, and the teachings of Buddhism, emphasizing the importance of meditation and confronting fears. The conversation also touches on Tibetan Buddhist practices and the concept of self-liberation.

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