This blog addresses intellectual aversion and emotional rants against ‘them.’
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This blog addresses intellectual aversion and emotional rants against ‘them.’
Dharma* Dancing includes an extra feature – to be mindful of what arises in the mind. Continue reading
We can reflect on mindfulness and appreciate a diversity of ways to define mindfulness.
Here are 30 definitions.
If a one, two or a handful of ways resonate, it might be worthwhile to remember (be mindful of) those that currently resonate.
In Alphabetical Order): Continue reading
The Buddha expressed a profound concern on our holding to personal views about the causes of suffering. If we do, we can blame ourselves, blame others, both ourselves and others or believe in circumstances we cannot prove.
I would advise every person looking into suffering to read and re-read the following words of the Buddha until deeply understood. In the bamboo grove in the Squirrel Sanctuary, Raghir in Bihar, India, the Buddha had an inquiry with an austere yogi from another sect: Continue reading