Buddhistdoor View: Cultivating Non-Attachment in the Midst of Pressured Living
Managing the unsustainable pressures and expectations…
Managing the unsustainable pressures and expectations…
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An increasingly discussed topic these days is that of spiritual bypassing. Here is my contribution to this conversation. The great masters of old were renowned
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The beginning of the holiday season and the end of the school year means there are kids at home all day. It means dealing with
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From the top of a mountain we can see far and wide. We can see the land and the sky. Standing at the meeting point
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