The Right Way to Let Go
The difference is that we don’t linger, and when we do, we don’t linger on the fact that we’re lingering. This approach is the opposite of dissociation; it’s full immersion. It’s being engaged with ordinary life.
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Category: Buddhism
Olympic Outrage at the Drag Last Supper: Enraged is Engaged
Controversies are like viruses, and they grow and spread the same way. The infection of a mere few can erupt into a full-blown pandemic of outrage as millions mindlessly comment and react, spreading the contagion.
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American Idol: What the Last Supper Controversy Shows Us About Protest
By Kellie Schorr Here in the USA, it seems like there is an open wound just waiting...
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Nirvana for Sale
By Angel Roberto Puente Many people go to practice centers and believe they are learning about...
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Skillful and Unskillful Perfectionism in Buddhist Practice
I have struggled with trying to be more perfect. I would love a clean house, plants that were not brown tipped, a work life where I made no mistakes and of course amazing meditation practice.
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