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Tag Archives: experience
The Buddha’s Warning Against Getting Caught in Doctrines
[ Guest post by Steven Goodheart of METTA REFUGE . Enjoy ! ] The Buddha’s Warning Against Getting Caught in Doctrines 2011/12/02 by Steven Goodheart The following conversation was reported to have taken place between the ascetic Dighanaka and Gautama the … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhist Practice
Tagged Buddha, Buddhist, doctrine, experience, practice, reality, scripture, Thich Nhat Hanh, view
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Before You Know What Kindness Really Is
KINDNESS Before you know what kindness really is you must lose things, feel the future dissolve in a moment like salt in a weakened broth. What you held in your hand, what you counted and carefully saved, all this must … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Post, Human Experience, Poetry
Tagged experience, kindness, life, poetry, suffering
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Greg Goode and the Experience of Pain
[ The following will be added to the page "Looking Into the Experience of Pain". Thanks to Greg Goode for the entirety of this page, extracted from his book THE DIRECT PATH : A User Guide ] EXPERIMENT 10 – … Continue reading
Posted in Off the Wall
Tagged meditation, nondual, experience, contemplation, vipassana, nonduality, pain, advaita, Greg Goode, not two
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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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Immanuel and Gratitude 2.0
One of the great good fortunes of this life has been my friendship with Immanuel. How many people do I know who can talk about Arthur Schopenhauer and Shinran Shonen with equal clarity and enthusiasm ? Immanuel was born to … Continue reading
Posted in Dialogues, Human Experience
Tagged alive, Buddha, experience, gratitude, impersonal, joy, philosophy
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Did the Buddha have a sense of humor ?
Did the Buddha have a sense of humor ? Let’s explore. He was a big Meditator. Talked a lot about suffering. (1st Noble Truth) Spent 7 years in the forest practicing asceticism, almost to the point of death. No intoxicants. … Continue reading
Posted in Buddha, Humor, Pali Canon
Tagged Buddha, dhamma, Dharma, experience, humanity, humor
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