Unbound Dharma
Frederik SisaBuddhist freethinking & personal explorations of the Dharma.
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Reflections: The Dharma of Doormats
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Whenever the topic of equanimity comes up, so too does the dilemma of moral action. Specifically, the impression that equanimity means non-action. The Dharma of Doormats, who can only helplessly gaze into...
Reflections: Two Kinds of People
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There are two kinds of people:
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People who, on discovering something wonderful, are eager for everyone to share that discovery. And people who guard wonderful discoveries for themselves.
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Peopl...
Reflections: AI, Buddhism, and Staying Centered in Our Relationship to Technology
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If you’ve been following AI as I have –through publications such as Wired, 404 Media, Futurism, Gary Marcus’ Substack, and Where’s Your Ed At – then you’re aware that the state of affairs is (still) not g...
Reflections: When Jesus Meets the Buddha
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John Fugelsang’s book, Separation of Church and Hate: A Sane Person’s Guide to Taking Back the Bible from Fundamentalists, Fascists, and Flock-Fleecing Frauds, caught my attention primarily because of its p...
Reflections: The Knife That Cuts Through the Fog
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The fog of war is made up of many things. Psychologically, we could say it’s made from the three poisons of greed, delusion, and hate. Materially, we could point to money (e.g. economic self-interest, whethe...
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A writer with broad interests spanning science, arts, culture, and philosophy. Committed to understanding and applying the Buddha's teachings from a secular, Theravadan-informed perspective - with curiosity and openness to all Buddhist traditions.
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