mindfulness
Teachings on mindfulness, a mental factor that enables the mind to stay on its chosen object. These include teachings on mindfulness in developing concentration and keeping ethical conduct.
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The great illusion of duality
The extremes of reward and terror are but illusions. In a poem, a student examines…
View PostMindful awareness
Mindful awareness helps us to observe, accept and take responsibility for our emotions, so we…
View PostGetting rid of my buttons
Wrong conceptions lie at the root of many of the problems we encounter in dealing…
View PostThe practice of mindfulness
The differences between Buddhist mindfulness and secular mindfulness practices. The four establishments of mindfulness and…
View PostMeditation with noise
There are many distractions to meditation in prison. This is how one incarcerated person deals…
View PostThe Fifth Precept: Diet for a Mindful Society
A fresh perspective on the fifth Buddhist lay precept - going beyond abstaining from intoxicants…
View PostThe Fourth Precept: Deep Listening and Loving Speech
A fresh perspective on the fourth Buddhist lay precept - speech that heals and promotes…
View PostThe Third Precept: Sexual Responsibility
A fresh perspective on the third Buddhist lay precept - healing ourselves and our society…
View PostThe Second Precept: Generosity
A fresh perspective on the second precept - moving beyond not stealing to cultivating an…
View PostThe First Precept: Reverence for Life
A fresh perspective on the first Buddhist lay precept - promoting nonviolence and protecting life.
View PostThe Five Wonderful Precepts: Introduction
Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh argues eloquently for the relevance of Buddhist ethics in contemporary…
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