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What makes us change?
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omphalina
One of my good friends may be losing her job due to lay-offs. She will find out in the next few weeks. She has said that if she just makes it through this (economic crisis) and pays off her debt, she is never going to go into debt again. She is going to start saving…
Foundations of Buddhism
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Greg Zwahlen
I’m addicted to books about Buddhism; I have somewhere between two and three hundred of them. In my estimation one of the very best is Foundations of Buddhism, by Rupert Gethin. It’s a relatively short book that nonetheless manages to provide a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals of Buddhist doctrine and practice, as well as…
Thoughts from a JuBu, part 1
By
Emily Herzlin
Last week I posted a few facts about Jewish Buddhists and realized it was not nearly enough. I’d like to begin with the first installment of a series of posts on the topic of the Jewish/Buddhist connection. Hanukkah was this past week. What do I really know about Hanukkah? Not that much, anymore. Antiochus (the…
Get yer slogan on
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Ellen Scordato
An old favorite for the new year. sign up for a daily email at the Lojong site http://lojongmindtraining.com/Commentary.aspx?author=2&proverb=9 Everyday, get an email with one of the 59 lojong slogans, with commentary by one of seven teachers, from Jamgon Kontrul to Pema Chodron to Osho. Formerly engraved around a stupa to remind Tibetan monks to practice…
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