Moral Healing for Misfits
Santikaro UpasakaDo we have enough to care about in common?
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the integrity of individuals
Resistance is called for. By many caring and suffering voices. And we must resist for the integrity of the individual. But what are we resisting? Merely the horrible external circumstances playing out in society (none of them exactly new)?...
May those who can honestly & genuinely ...
… speak the truths of Gaza and anti-semitism, please speak those truths. Those who can speak from experience and suffering rather than just opinions and talking points.
… speak the truths of the racialization of peoples and white ethical...
Note to self: stop complaining
Stop complaining. So life in America turns out to be a field of thorns, a quagmire of hungry ghost treasures, a court of injustice, a university of false promises. So what’s new!
Oh, you believed in democracy as the way, the unique shining...
Convivial conversation
My keyboard has been rather quiet and also mind, fairly so, on retreat. There have been good conversations with students on retreat and with dear friends, such as this with Charlie, aired on WDRT, Viroqua, Driftless.
Persons of Integrity
The tired labels of liberal and conservative obscure as much as they clarify. When I call for reinvigorating old fashioned values like honesty, kindness, and integrity, does that make me conservative? What if I promote these values for prog...
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Living in rural Driftless Wisconsin, watching America get weirder and more destructive, pondering in light of original Buddha-Dhamma, searching for values that can unite and for wholeness.
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