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Stephanie Noble discovers some of her spiritual roots in a whole different tradition of Buddhism she had never known about.
"At the center of your being, you have the answer." – Lao Tzu
Stephanie Noble discovers some of her spiritual roots in a whole different tradition of Buddhism she had never known about.
In the last blog post we looked at how we can be imprisoned by our preferences. I suggested we notice
In the past four posts, I’ve written about the mind states of loving-kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy and equanimity: the Brahma-viharas,
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With the regular practice of meditation there is a subtle but profound shift of mind state into a spacious sense
One of the Buddha’s most handy-dandy teachings is called the Noble Eightfold Path. It’s a practical tool for sorting out
On especially hot days I am reminded of the summers I spent in Philadelphia when I was in my late
Lately I’ve been noticing how often people call themselves names: ‘stupid’ or “idiot”; or they describe themselves as ‘technologically challenged’
As I was meditating the other morning, I noticed fear arising. This is not unusual. Fear appears in many
Investigation as an important part of the Insight Meditation experience. After the practice of meditation, chances are we have cultivated