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"At the center of your being, you have the answer." – Lao Tzu

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Category: Right Livelihood

February 23, 2018 cultivate / inquiry / Right Livelihood / self-discovery

Wise cultivation sometimes calls for transplanting!

I was traveling this week so there was no class. Still wisdom teachings are everywhere if we are present to

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February 25, 2017 Eightfold Path / environment / investments / Right Livelihood / Spacious Livelihood / Wise Livelihood / work

Is this any way to make a living?

For the past eight weeks we have been exploring the Buddha’s Noble Eightfold Path. Now we look at Wise Livelihood. This is

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March 19, 2016 hope / Paramis / Right Livelihood

What seems good but causes trouble?

The answer? Hope. People often find it strange that Buddhist teachings advise against hope. It’s such a positive sounding word.

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January 11, 2014 http://schemas.google.com/blogger/2008/kind#post / investments / marketplace / Right Livelihood / Wise Livelihood

Wise Livelihood

In the Buddha’s day, the role each person played in the marketplace — their occupation and where they put their

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April 8, 2009 compassion / http://schemas.google.com/blogger/2008/kind#post / loving kindness / Right Livelihood / work

Eightfold Path: Right Livelihood

For many of us, how we make our living is tightly woven into who we are. One of the first

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January 7, 2009 Be a Lamp Unto Yourself / Eightfold Path / Fourth Noble Truth / guidepost / http://schemas.google.com/blogger/2008/kind#post / Right Action / Right Concentration / Right Effort / Right Intention / Right Livelihood / Right Speech / Right View

An Introduction to the Noble Eightfold Path

Now we begin on the Fourth Noble Truth. To review the first three:The First Noble Truth is that there is

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Stephanie Noble


Stephanie Noble, author of 'Asking In, Six Empowering Questions Only You Can Answer', has been teaching insight meditation since 2004, and sharing her dharma posts since 2007. She serves as a board member of the Buddhist Insight Network. She is currently teaching her Thursday morning Marin Insight women's class on Zoom. Contact for an invitation.

“Stephanie is an experienced Buddhist teacher with a deep practice and a very kind heart. My meditation group is fortunate to receive the benefits of her presence and teaching.”
– Rick Hanson, PhD., N.Y. Times bestselling author of Buddha’s Brain, Hardwiring Happiness, and other books

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I have a number of guided meditations on this free app, including ones for ANXIETY RELIEF and SLEEPLESSNESS.

Introductory Meditation

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  • MEDITATION
    • MEDITATION BASICS
    • PAIN MANAGEMENT WITH MEDITATION
    • WOMEN’S MEDITATION CLASS
    • 10 TIPS TO CALM THE MIND
    • BIRTH OF BUDDHISM
    • BUDDHIST CONCEPTS
    • COMO MEDITAR
  • POETRY
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