Developing a Core Buddhist Practice
Seeing homestead life as a reflection of our Buddhist practice and doing the necessary work, day in and day out
Seeing homestead life as a reflection of our Buddhist practice and doing the necessary work, day in and day out
Allowing the changing seasons to present us with an opportunity to meditate on the Buddha’s teaching
It is just a shift in perspective that moves us from suffering in the face of change and brings us to the path of wisdom and joy
Discovering that the deepest practice can be done in all of the ordinary moments of our lives
Lessons on the Dharma, woodworking, and making mistakes
Buddhist reflections on the many forms of refuge we might find in life and the importance of healthy, upright, and skillful refuges
Accepting the inherent imperfections of life in samsara and holding faith in the journey itself
Like kinks in a garden hose, our lives and Buddhist practice can give us difficulties that need a little extra work to resolve
Through Buddhist practice and relationship with nature we find that responsibility means caring deeply for even the little things
Looking at how building a thriving garden is much like building a thriving life and the help that the Noble Eightfold Path offers
Finding gratitude for our community ancestors in the snowy paths of winter
Relying on Amida Buddha to cultivate wholesome attitudes and right mindfulness