Celtic Buddhism – the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
To dwell in Dùthchas is to stand in the thin place between worlds, where the spirit breaks through, and the soul remembers: we were never exiled.
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Buddhist Struggle: Love, Happiness & Nihilism
By Johnathon Lee I’m happier when I love the world. I’ve lived many lives in this life....
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Bringing the Religion We Practiced Before Onto the Path
Buddha didn’t teach a narrow, cramped road leading to Enlightenment. He didn’t concern himself with divine wrath, or really divine anything. There’s no reward for “getting it right,” nor punishment if you don’t.
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Tara Empowerment in the MDC {Part 2}
The women became a blur of warm, rich light. This was the phase transition. It was no longer a script I was delivering to an audience. It was like a dream that arises all at once, where I was all of it: the audience, the script, the woman in the special borrowed uniform at the table earnestly reading.
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When Pain Pretends to Be Truth: The Dark Self Signature Loop
The problem is not only that the thought is negative. The problem is that the thought begins to feel like the ground itself.
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