In this heartfelt conversation, Buddhist meditation teacher Alex Bonano shares profound insights on how the practice of equanimity meditation can transform our lives. Drawing from her personal journey and years of experience teaching in New York City's Harlem neighborhood, Alex explains the key differences between Buddhist meditation and other forms of meditation, emphasizing the importance of cultivating a balanced mind free from anger and attachment. Throughout the discussion, Alex and I explore practical ways to apply equanimity in daily life, especially when dealing with challenging people or difficult past experiences. Alex offers a compassionate perspective on how we can take responsibility for our own happiness and inner peace, without blaming ourselves or others for the suffering we experience due to our painful feelings and delusions. Viewers will gain a deeper understanding of the extraordinary potential we all possess to find genuine happiness and freedom by connecting with our inner peace and Buddha nature. Alex's teachings illuminate how Buddhist meditation practices, particularly equanimity, can help us let go of negativity, heal from past traumas, and develop a more loving and compassionate outlook towards ourselves and others. Whether you're new to Buddhist meditation or a seasoned practitioner, this engaging dialogue offers valuable wisdom and practical tips for bringing more peace, balance, and joy into your own life and community. Join us for this inspiring exploration of the transformative power of Buddhist equanimity meditation.