The Buddha’s cure for what ails us all
If the Buddha were alive today and took an aptitude test to determine a career path, he would no doubt
Category: Four Noble Truths
If you’re struggling, this will be music to your ears
Another insight the Buddha had upon awakening can help us in our dealings with the Three Poisons of greed, aversion and delusion. We don’t have to make it so hard on ourselves, as this sharing shows.
Why does it hurt?
Cute kid photos help us to identify the causes of our own suffering as we explore the Buddha’s Second Noble Truth.
Where does it hurt?
Once I told my mother I was feeling down. She said ‘Well, you shouldn’t.’ I knew she was right. It
The Buddha’s Noble Eightfold Path
We’ve been exploring the First and Second Noble Truths: the existence of suffering, dukkha, and the causes of dukkha. In
Spacious Livelihood
Upon rereading Right Livelihood from April 2009, I find it still stands without restating, so I encourage you to read
Getting Things Done – Spacious Action in Action
Wherever we are in any given moment we can remind ourselves of our intention to be fully present and compassionate.
Fix-it? Forget it!
We were discussing the Second Noble Truth, and how we can each notice the way we create suffering for ourselves
Coming into relationship with what is
Coming into relationship with what is – that’s what we are doing in our practice. We can stop running around
Second Noble Truth: Insight
With the First Noble Truth we recognize the fact that there is suffering in life. Though it sounds harsh, this
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