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The fascinating saga of Ram Bahadur Bomjon , the "Buddha Boy" of Nepal, continues... Part 4 Part 5 The documentary above closes with the news that the Buddha Boy had disappeared. A week or so... More »
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"One must have at least a readiness to love the other person, broadly speaking, if one is to be able to understand him" (Rollo May, 1958). How does one understand another, but by standing... More »
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Part 1. What is Meditation? Part 2. What is Meditation? Order and disorder. Part 3. What is Meditation? Observing disorder without the "me." Continue here with Part 4 and Part 5 .
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Now the grounds of the Palace of Shudhodana were vast without measure, so that a day's ride by horse would not carry one from the East Wall to the West, nor could the Southern Wall... More »
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BUDDHIST APPROACHES TO ANGER AND VIOLENCE Because Buddhism is not a monolithic tradition, but rather a rich collection of schools of thought and praxis organized around the central insights of the Buddha Shakyamuni,... More »
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Following on the theme of dealing with the problem of violence, which I think is implicit in Krishamurti's and Harris' critiques, I wanted to post some thoughts on cognitive therapeutic approaches to anger and aggression, situating them... More »
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