Empathy isn’t Something You Can Earn: Charlie Kirk and the Trolley Problem
We don’t need to measure the life of anyone to feel empathy about the suffering that is occurring.
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Posted by Kellie Schorr | Sep 12, 2025 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, Living the Dharma: Stories of Everyday Life, News & Politics
We don’t need to measure the life of anyone to feel empathy about the suffering that is occurring.
Posted by Angel Puente | Sep 3, 2025 | blog, Buddhism, Empower Me, Featured, Loving Thoughts From Nowhere
By Angel Roberto Puente When we begin, our ideas about practice can affect the outcome. One...
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I learned that stillness is not about comfort. It’s about honesty. And in that honesty, for the first time, I began to see that what I’d really been running from all along wasn’t the law—it was myself.
Posted by George Cassidy Payne | Aug 15, 2025 | blog, Buddhism, Dispatches from the Bardo: Real talk on change, crisis, and the fragile space of becoming., Featured
Gandhi described ahimsa as an active force, not passive resistance. So what does active nonviolence mean in an age of digital division and performative rage?
Posted by Kellie Schorr | Aug 13, 2025 | blog, Buddhism, Featured, Living the Dharma: Stories of Everyday Life, Reviews
This book challenges the romanticization of exotic tattoos that end up representing experience without responsibility. Zed is explicit about the cosmic scrutiny such talismans invite.
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