
Impermanence 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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Across the web, a quiet change is underway. Websites are growing darker and duller, shedding the visual warmth that once coaxed a human eye to linger. The reason is not fashion. It’s that the most frequent visitors are no longer people. The...
When I began practicing Buddhism seriously, I was a public relations executive at Mobil Corporation. I’ll own that tension honestly. I was attached to the salary. At the same time, I was committed to never writing or saying anything I belie...
I’m sometimes asked how I can say I live in a pure land when there’s so much trauma and suffering. My answer is that the world is a perfect balance of causes and conditions—an intricate web of everything each of us does, says, and maybe eve...
Some of you may have seen the article I published on May 25 in From the Lighthouse drawn from the same research paper I’m working with here. That piece approached the question from the angle of AI development—how we talk about these systems...
I missed posting a Sunday Moment of Peace last week, but I back this week with Japanese Bowl by Peter Mayer.
In 15th century Japan, a shogun sent a beloved ceramic bowl to China for repairs. It came back held together with metal staples....
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