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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Nothing but Memory
A quarter century ago, I came to live in this city. First place of residence was a friend’s couch in a small apartment. Business took me back to that block of former apartments, now condos, for the first time since … Continue reading
Hózhó
[ Guest post extracted and edited from the work of Gary Witherspoon of the University of Washington, Department of Anthropology. Link below. May you walk in beauty, harmony and well-being! ] The Navajo are a Native American society of about … Continue reading
Posted in Native American
Tagged American indian, beauty, harmony, Hózhó, native american, Navajo, ontology, order, prayer, spirituality
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Walk Above the Interstate
I sometimes take the walkway above the interstate to get to work. Style of practice has changed over the years. So has the view of the cars streaming by, 30 ft. below. DURING … IT WAS … Mahayana practice… compassion … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhist Practice
Tagged Buddhist, Dzogchen, Mahayana, practice, Vajrayana, vipassana, Zen
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Satsang with Stephan Bodian
We walked in late, as quietly as we could. About a dozen people sat peacefully in meditation, immobile, eyes closed. Chairs arranged in a semicircle. We took any vacant seat, and settled into the silence. After a while, a soft-spoken … Continue reading
Posted in Fascinating People, No self
Tagged advaita, awake, awakening, no-self, nonduality, psychotherapy, satsang, Stephan Bodian, waking up
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Sunshine Award
The kindness and appreciation of a reader and fellow blogger on WordPress,the erranttrancendentalist, resulted in sharing the Sunshine Award here today. Something she read, something she found here was useful and/or inspiring. There’s no accounting for taste ! According to … Continue reading
Meltdown, the Recipe
[ Guest poetry by Lisa Kathleen, author of the blog ONE SPACIOUSNESS. Inquiry plus intensity leads to dissolution. Lisa Kathleen says it with scintillating clarity. Enjoy ! ] Meltdown, the Recipe Posted on March 14, 2012 by Lisa Kathleen Reality traded … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Post, No self, Poetry
Tagged inquiry, no-self, nondual, not self, poem, poetry
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Iaido
Iaido (居合道) (ee ay doe) is a modern Japanese martial art associated with the smooth, controlled movements of drawing the sword from its scabbard, striking or cutting an [ imaginary ] opponent, removing [imaginary] blood from the blade, and then … Continue reading
Posted in Human Experience, Memes & Memetics
Tagged Dharma, iaido, Japanese, meme, memetic, mindfullness, presence, subculture, sword, transmission
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Looking into the Experience of Pain: An Exploration
[ This post is a copy of the new page of the same name. It's here because readers and other people regularly either ask me about pain and meditation, or else mention that they live with chronic pain. There is … Continue reading
Posted in Human Experience, Uncategorized
Tagged attention, experience, illusion, pain, perception, sensation
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Surprised by (post-ordination) Joy
Last night, I met Sensei to pick up the ordination certificate. He was in town to give a blessing at a local art charity event. We went over the meanings of the Kanji characters. I offered him some very high … Continue reading
Ritual, Rite of Passage, Meme
A ritual is a set of actions, performed mainly for their symbolic value. A rite of passage is a ritual event that marks a person’s progress from one status to another. Meme (pron. meem): A contagious information pattern that replicates … Continue reading
Posted in Human Experience, Memes & Memetics
Tagged Bodhisattva Vows, meme, memetics, rite, ritual
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