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No River to Cross Daehaeng Sunim on letting go of fixed ideas that lock down our minds.
Mindfulness Joseph Goldstein on how to develop and strengthen equanimity.
Death at the Movies Lyn and Tom David Genelli on the movie Truly, Madly, Deeply as an example of grief as a transitional state of being.
Present Shock Douglas Rushkoff on the difference between quantitative and qualitative time.
The Heart of Practice Orit Sen-Gupta on practicing and building perseverance.
Rebel Buddha Dzogchen Ponlop on how everything seems to be about good and evil, right and wrong.
The Tibetan Book of Meditation Lama Christie McNally's commentary on the Tibetan Buddhist practice of doing every single small action in your life for others.
The Second Book of the Tao Stephen Mitchell on why there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.
Ignorance is accompanied by attachment Ignorance is accompanied by attachment
If you want to know what you were doing in the past If you want to know what you were doing in the past