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Mindful Living
Well, I guess it is easy to answer...it’s just not easy to answer well.
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We are living in a paradoxical moment. We are technically more connected than at any other point in history, but our technological...
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Taking authentic risks and making authentic choices can be terrifying—how can we put this fear of change into perspective?
The Drudgery of Daily Life...
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I pay homage to the benevolent root guru.
Generally, as the basis for practicing the sublime Dharma, there are two approaches: that of the householder...
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Q: Can you please explain how to make the breath beautiful, how to get to that sustained attention on the breath that is natural and...
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Not finding a spiritual community within which to root myself, for many years I practiced meditation on my own, and I read books and tried to learn meditation from recorded...
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This weekend the cherry blossoms took full bloom. It’s always an exciting time when for just two weeks each year, these magical trees can be appreciated. The park was crowded...
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“Remember, a Jedi can feel the Force flowing through him.”
“You mean it controls your actions?”
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In the centuries after the Buddha’s death, his followers created rifts and various Buddhist schools—Theravada and Mahayana being just two of the biggest divisions—each claiming...
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Meditation is called the Great Teacher. It is the cleansing crucible fire that works slowly but surely, through understanding. The...
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