Buddhist Thought & Practice
Richard K. PayneCritical reflections on the history & current applications of Buddhist praxis
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 378 |
| Subscribers | Read | richardkpayne.substack.com |
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Celebrating Black Buddhist History Month, III
Vesely-Flad’s discussion in Ch. 4 “Turning toward External Conditions: Political and Psychological Freedom in the Black Radical Tradition” examines the interplay between personal change and social change. “In Black Radicalism, the courage t...
Money is Karma, Karma is Action
Two different conceptions of human existence: individual and person. Although often used synonymously, they do imply different things. The term “individual” implies that no further division is possible: individual as the smallest unit, that...
Karma is Action
Compared to the protests conducted by Buddhist monks in Vietnam against an ongoing war, showing up together in protest against the Trump/Musk coup on Presidents’ Day seems like a walk to City Hall.
Capitalism is a Karmic System
Whether we think of karma narrowly as only being “produced” by morally significant acts (more on that in a moment), or broadly as the effects of any actions, what you buy, who you buy it from, what you do with it when you’re done with it ar...
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