Beingfulness vs. Abhidharma - Slicing Up the Meaty, Messy Pie of Our Experience
I was doing this practice with Mingyur Rinpoche, and he was teaching what's known as the Abhidharma, which is a very old form of Buddhism.
Beingfulness vs. Abhidharma - Slicing Up the Meaty, Messy Pie of Our Experience
What does Buddhism have to say about sexuality and gender?
Worrying is NOT caring
Discipline 2: The Fragrance of Shila
Discipline 1 - The Paramita of Shila
Generosity 2: The Pinch Point
Generosity 1: dana and dzinpa
The Paramitas: where the rubber of practice hits the road of reality
Going Outdoors to Enter the Presence
The Magic of No Escape
Every broken heart is sacred
No more future anymore
But now there is a forest
Like worms towards the motorway
Intention destroys the zombie mind
Sucitto Thoughts #1
In Praise of Idleness
On not caring: the creativity of upekkha
The Prohibition Against Asking for Help
Mother Nature doesn’t care about suffering. Buddha does.