When the Door Opened Somewhere Else
For years, I thought doors were simple things. They opened or they did not. You were home or you were not. A number was a number. A floor was a floor.
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Category: Buddhism
Compassion in the Mosh Pit
There are several key ingredients of Buddhist compassion that can be found “in the pit.”
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Whose Meditation are You Practicing? The Branding of Mindfulness and Buddhism
Buddha didn’t invent meditation; it was being done thousands of years before. But he simplified it and packaged it in a way that made it the go-to method.
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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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