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What a Lot of People Get Wrong About Renunciation
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Renunciation is a Buddhist parami, or perfection, that tends to rub people the wrong way. But oftentimes it’s just misunderstood. Renunciation is not deprivation for the sake of deprivation. It’...
Does It Really Matter What Other People Think?
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To some degree or another, most of us care what other people think of us. Maybe it’s not the driving force behind your biggest decisions; maybe the concern surfaces in unimportant moments, playing on...
No Mud, No Lotus
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On a recent episode of Tricycle Talks, writer and psychotherapist Francis Weller spoke of the “Long Dark”: the time of descent that we’re living through right now, when our institutions, ecosys...
Aging Isn’t a Character Flaw
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“I am of the nature to grow old,” begins the five remembrances, a set of verses found in the Upajjhatthana Sutta (Subjects for Contemplation) that are meant to be recited regularly...
Can We Learn from What We Want?
Artwork by Andrea Chung | Dry Yaye, 2008, Magazine Decollage, 9 x 12 in.
The Buddha was very clear about the cause of the suffering that defines our lives. Suffering is caused by craving, he declared in the second of the four noble truths,...
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A space for Buddhist community, conversation, and bringing the teachings to life.
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