From the Pure Land
Mel PineImpermanence is a core concept of Buddhism, so we understand that our lives can end in the next moment. But it took me 78 years of life and roughly four decades of practicing Buddhism to realize that I'm already in the Pure Land. Come join me here.
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The Myth of the Good Heart: Shinran, Barry, and the Roots of Violence
Two years ago, I wrote a post about a painful encounter I had at a Thanksgiving retreat at the Bhavana Society decades earlier. The abbot, the venerable Bhante G (Bhante Gunaratana), was delivering a dharma talk when he mentioned a terrifyi...
Your Sunday Moment of Peace - Rhapsody in Blue
More than a cenrury old (composed in 1924), George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue blends lassical orchestral writing with jazz idioms. May this American classic bring you a moment of peace today and serve others for centuries more.
Amor Fati: The Love of Fate and the Unknown Future
If you’ve been reading my work, you know that as I approach my 80th birthday in less than a month, I’m happy with my life and unafraid of facing death. You’ll have read also that I was in recovery from a cognitive and physical health scare ...
Go On, Mom! Go On, Dad! Go On, Rebecca! Go On, Mel!
> It’s hard to tell Renae’s story, but I can hear her saying, ‘Go on, Mom.’ It’s the only thing I can do.
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