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If You Constantly Feel Like You Don’t Measure Up, Remember This
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While our urge to compete with others may be instinctual, the way we compete and the emphasis we put on competition ma...
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Buddhist Wisdom on Moving Through Grief
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From core teachings to modern expressions, Buddhist wisdom offers much guidance for managing grief. The very orient...
Is It Ever OK to Lie?
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The fourth precept for lay Buddhists is to refrain from false or unskillful speech. In the sutras (Pali: suttas), which are scriptures...
How to Deal with Racing Thoughts
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Racing or persistent thoughts can intrude and distract during meditation. Most meditators are familiar with the...
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A space for Buddhist community, conversation, and bringing the teachings to life.
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