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Losing the remote - and keeping your cool - The other evening I was looking forward to sitting down in front of the TV. The problem was however that I couldn’t find the remote. I’m sure you know how ...2 months ago
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The Guardian in Myanmar (Burma) : See and hear for yourself the Buddhist views of Islam - You can read my guest post over at the Buddhism-Controversy Blog, “Revisiting the Crisis in Burma and Buddhism’s Role in it.” According to TIME magazine, t...1 week ago
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- What Price Loyalty? - So Alex McLeish has left Birmingham City and seems set to join arch rivals Aston Villa. I cant say I blame him. He has been treated shoddily by the club...6 years ago
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Concerning “extreme ethics” - This is the second post courtesy of my hostile interlocutor, Sophia. In fact, she started our conversation by asking what I was going to write about bodhi...3 years ago
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Buddhist Literary Festival – Toronto, ON, Canada 24 September 2017 - I’m pleased to announce what I hope is the first of many Buddhist Literary Festivals to be held in conjunction with the Word on the Street Book and Magazin...1 week ago
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Secularizing Buddhist Ethics - For the Buddhist Geeks series on ethics, author of "After Buddhism: Rethinking the Dharma for a Secular Age" Stephen Batchelor joins host Vincent Horn to...1 year ago
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Aung San Suu Kyi, Politics and Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar - Newspaper columns, television and radio news in the West have given much space and time to the long-standing silence or virtual silence of Myanmar’s leader...2 days ago
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new year, new benefit - Wow, look at that! Rediscovering this blog just in time to talk up this year's Daddy Tapes benefit! That's some kind of synchronicity, I guess. Meanwhile, ...3 years ago
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Getting Your Holiday break Buying Performed Early - Holding out until the late to do a person's Xmas purchasing can be only completely tense. Furthermore, observe it incredibly difficult to find a wonderful ...3 years ago
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A Network of Relationships - Our FBA Dharmabyte podcast today is called A Network of Relationships by Abhayanandi. The Buddha famously said that fellowship is the whole of the spiritua...5 weeks ago
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Full Contact Enlightenment has moved - You can now find me over at my new blog – Dharmage Confession #1 – I always hated the name Full Contact Enlightenment. Confession #2 – I miss blogging. F...8 months ago
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Drugs Again Part a Million-and-Seven - Some folks over on my Twitter feed are trying to drag me into yet another useless “discussion” on the question of drugs as Buddhist practice. Which is just...13 hours ago
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Real Happiness Challenge - Week 4: Already In Progress - *“Spiritual realization is not a matter of constructing something new.” - Judith Blackstone* read more6 months ago
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15 Rules for Living a Self-Reliant, Honest & Compassionate Life (The Hobo Ethical Code of 1899) - [image from Wikipedia] Who knew that "hobos" had such a powerful and perceptive ethic sense? Wikipedia points to 1890 as the first known use of the word: ...10 months ago
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Rationality - There's been quite a lot of talk of "meta-rationality" lately amongst the blogs I read. It is ironic that this emerging trend comes at a time when the ver...4 weeks ago
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Mom Died - It has been a long time since I posted. But I know that some of you still follow, so I wanted to let you know that Mom passed away on January 4. I was ther...6 years ago
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Nembutsu: a Simple Home Practice ~ Satya and Kaspa - If you want to explore Amida Shu Buddhism, why not start by trying our simple practice? The nembutsu is the core practice for Pureland Buddhists across the...2 weeks ago
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mentalalchemy: TOOL by Alex Fitch (Mentalalchemy)... - mentalalchemy: TOOL by Alex Fitch (Mentalalchemy) Facebook.com/visionaryalexfitch Twitter.com/alexfitchart Instagram.com/mentaluniverse Snapchat: menta...2 hours ago
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The Science and Power of Music - Have you ever stopped to think about how profound music has been for you in your life? Just the beginning of a song can change someone’s mood, drop us into...2 weeks ago
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Saddhamani in the garden - Saddhamani in the garden this morning working on a flower bed. He is from France and has also worked as the housekeeper, cook, guest master and bookkeeper....1 year ago
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Colbert to the left of me, white men to the right - And here I am, stuck in the middle with Assalayana. Lately, I've been feeling like the legendary Assalayana, a 16-year-old student of the Brahmans who was...3 years ago
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Pushing drugs, American style - Watching the news makes people sick At the outset I must confess to being addicted to watching the news on television. Although my favorite televised news...7 months ago
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A meeting of the College of Public Preceptors - from Moksananda A little later than normal, here is a brief report on the last meeting of the College of Public Preceptors. We met in November at Madhayama...6 years ago
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“Buddhist” Violence - I don't pretend to understand all the nuances of whatever the circumstances regarding Myanmar, Rakhine state, or the Rohingya. My bet is that among the man...20 hours ago
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Secular Buddhism: The New Hinayana - Many years ago I took lifetime precepts at Bhavana Society under Bhante Gunaratana, and have renewed them several times. One in particular is challenging m...6 hours ago
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Ask the Teachers: How do we retain passion while accepting all of life equally? - The teachers are asked "How do we retain passion while accepting all of life with equanimity?" The post Ask the Teachers: How do we retain passion while ...11 hours ago
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Buddhism is Apolitical? (Or, Stop Trying to Wiggle Out of the Damn Koan!) - Originally posted on No Zen in the West: I’m surprised to have to write this post (which surely wiser heads would advise me not to), but I’ve come to see r...8 months ago
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A Simple, Short, Breathing Meditation - Every morning, before breakfast, find a quiet place to sit where you wont be disturbed. Get yourself really comfortable and rest your hands on your lap....7 years ago
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Buddhism as the Opiate of the (downwardly-mobile) Middle Class: The Case of Thanissaro Bhikkhu - [NOTE: Comments are allowed on this post, but will be moderated by the author.] Let me begin by noting that I rarely take issue with Thanissaro Bhikkhu. ...4 years ago
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I Love This Poem So Much - It's "For Love" by Robert Creeley. You can read it, or listen to it.5 years ago
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Links for 2017-02-22 [del.icio.us] - - Sponsored: 64% off Code Black Drone with HD Camera Our #1 Best-Selling Drone--Meet the Dark Night of the Sky!7 months ago
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Aspiration and Desire - We are creatures who can imagine things different from the way they are. In imagining alternative realities, we tend to line them up along an evaluative di...1 week ago
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The Two Generals Heng and Ha - Statues of Generals Heng and Ha (Image: Zjypw.com 上海彩雲工藝品有限公司; Edited by Harry Leong) *The Two Generals Heng and Ha* (哼哈二將 *Heng Ha Erjiang*) are *dvarapad...1 year ago
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Growing up (part 1) - There are several metaphors for the project that is the spiritual life. The two most common variations are, I think, the path and the unfolding of the plan...5 years ago
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PHOTO ~ Shabby Sheringham ~ Door Knocker - The door knocker on the empty old shop I found last week. I love the way the cobwebs envelope it and that white wisp of a bird feat...4 days ago
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Dikshaboomi Stupa, the Dr. Ambedkar Museum, and Sangharakshita - Our first day out after arriving at Nagaloka began with a visit to the nearby Dikshaboomi Stupa. The stupa, a traditional Buddhist structure built in remem...5 years ago
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Two Kinds of Buddhists? Unrolling the Traditionalist and Modernist Distinction - The point of this post is simple. Whether you identify as a Traditionalist Buddhist or Modernist Buddhist – don’t get your frickin hackles up! I’ve been a ...6 days ago
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