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Hardcore Dharma Week 10: Who Was the First Meditator, or Cave Paintings Rock
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Stillman Brown
“Impermanence is the Nike swoosh of reality … omnipresent, ubiquitous, glaring at us all the time” -Ethan In the last regular class of this thrilling beginner Hardcore Dharma series (introductory info about Hardcore Dharma here), we talked about the Three Marks of Existence. They are: 1. Impermanence, or “Anitya” in sanskrit for all you…
Podcast: “The Role of the Teacher on the Spiritual Path” with David Nichtern
By
Patrick Groneman
Listen ya’ll, you’ve got to give something up to get the teachings! David Nichtern, who wrote “Midnight at the Oasis”, and who is also is a former student of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, stopped by the ID Project a couple of weeks ago to speak about “The Role of the Teacher on the Spiritual Path”. His…
National Running Day – Is Running Meditation?
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Jerry Kolber
I’ve been a runner on and off for the last fifteen years. Last year I (slowly) ran the New York City Marathon. Today is national running day, and as a Buddhist Meditator I thought it would be appropriate to tackle the question “Is running meditation?” here at beliefnet. Folks who run will often say…
Mindful wedding planning in thought and in reality
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Kirsten Firminger
Despite Christie Brinkley’s recent pessimistic advice where she stated, “Right at the beginning of a relationship, I would formalize an exit strategy,” I am going to get married in 10 days on June 13, 2009. I am in the midst of wedding countdown insanity, with many little things that need to be taken care of.…
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