Author: Daniel Scharpenburg

Ask a Zen Teacher: Does Being Detached Mean Not Caring?

Posted by Daniel Scharpenburg | Apr 11, 2015 | Ask a Zen Teacher, blog, Buddhism, Featured

By Daniel Scharpenburg This is a regular column where I answer questions that are sent to...

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Rebel Buddhism.

Posted by Daniel Scharpenburg | Apr 10, 2015 | blog, Buddhism, Featured

By Daniel Scharpenburg Buddhist history is a history of rebellion. We can read the history...

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Going for Refuge: Initiation in the Buddhist Tradition.

Posted by Daniel Scharpenburg | Apr 7, 2015 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, Interfaith

By Daniel Scharpenburg Going for Refuge is an initiation in which one officially becomes a...

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Contrary to Popular Belief, Things Keep Getting Better.

Posted by Daniel Scharpenburg | Apr 2, 2015 | blog, Featured, News & Politics

By Daniel Scharpenburg The Case for Optimism. “The old appeals to racial, sexual, religious...

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Ask a Zen Teacher: Let It Go?

Posted by Daniel Scharpenburg | Mar 31, 2015 | Ask a Zen Teacher, blog, Buddhism, Featured

By Daniel Scharpenburg Ask a Zen Teacher. This is a regular column where I answer...

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