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InContemplatebyMalash·Oct 21What Type of Mind Are You?The Gita names two dispositions. Your life reveals which one you are feeding
Boomlin·Oct 13Zhuangzi and the Butterfly Dream: What If You’re Wrong About Yourself?An ancient Chinese philosopher, a butterfly that may be dreaming, and a radical idea about what it means to be free.
InNew Earth ConsciousnessbyCharles Chen·Oct 8Oneness in a Divided WorldI’ve noticed that when some people talk about “Oneness”, they seem to mean letting go of the material world and entering a special state of…A response icon1A response icon1
Alicia D.·Oct 2I Thought the Kṣitigarbha Sutra Was Trying to Scare Me. I Was Reading It Too Literally.A personal reading of hell, karma and the Buddhist idea of the self, and why these teachings began to make more sense in ordinary life.
Todd Cornell·Sep 22一字一世界 — One Character, One WorldThere’s a Buddhist saying: 一花一世界, 一叶一如来 (yī huā yī shì jiè, yī yè yī rú lái) — One flower, one world; one leaf, one Buddha-nature. The idea…
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