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Buddhism and Addiction: What would Sid say about alcoholism?
By
Lodro Rinzler
“They tried to make me go sit shamatha and I said ‘OM, OM, OM'”photo courtesy of indiespeaker.com What would Sid do? Before Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment at age 35 he was a confused twenty and thirty-something looking to learn how to live a spiritual life. He had an overbearing dad, expectations for what he was…
Meditation for Caregivers: Stress, Fear and Lovingkindness
By
Ethan Nichtern
This is another post by Sharon Salzberg for the One City Blog. Sharon is one of three Buddhist lineage mentors for the Interdependence Project. She is also one of the foremost (and most awesome) Buddhist meditation teachers in America. She will next be teaching at the I.D. Project on November 11, 2009 as part of…
Buddhism is The Greatest Religion in the World, If It Was A Religion
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Jerry Kolber
My post Freedom From Religion: Buddhism Wins Best Religion in the World Award last week set off quite a stir around these here ‘nets. Over at Paramita they offer to send an 11 month old girl to pick up the award. Shambhala Sun had a few things to say too. Today In Religion weighed in,…
Meditation: “Attachment” is the Worst Failure Ever (Apologies to Republicans)
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Ethan Nichtern
Republicans “Bombed” Google so that a top search result for worst failure ever would lead to the Obama administration site. When it comes to translation of Buddhist terms and ideas, I can think of an even more massive fail. I have been thinking about the word attachment in relationship to Buddhist meditation and the practice…
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