Frequent/Cherished Reads
- 108ZenBooks
- American Buddhist Perspective
- bookbird
- Cheerio Road
- Dangerous Harvests
- dhamma musings
- Digital Zendo
- Fly Like a Crow
- Full Contact Enlightenment
- Kloncke
- My Buddha is pink
- Notes in Samsara
- Ox Herding
- Point of Contact ~ Subtle Dharma Mouth Punch
- Precious Metal: the blog
- Rev. Danny Fisher
- Somewhere in Dhamma…
- Stumbling along the path
- The Big Old Oak Tree
- The Buddhist Blog
- The Endless Further
- The Jizo Chronicles
- the worst horse
- Wild Fox Zen
- Zen Traveler
- ZenDotStudio
- Zenju Earthlyn Marselean Manuel
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Tag Archives: Dharma
Ayya Khema
Via both The Buddhist Blog and lotusinthemud I found a really interesting quote from Venerable Khema. (Check out the links for the quote – figured repeating it a third time was a bit redundant. 0.O) I wasn’t familiar with the … Continue reading
Tagged Ayya Khema, Blog, Book, Dharma, dharma centers, nuns
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Finished
About a week ago, I finally finished Thây Hanh’s The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching. This is a tremendously useful read – I really think that this is definitely one time that the book lives up to the title. When … Continue reading
Tagged Book, Buddhism, Dharma, Thich Nhat Hanh
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Chö-kor Düchen
Via the Palyul Yahoo forum, from http://www.pcddallas.org/Tibetan_Calendar_2007.htm TODAY is Chökhor Düchen July 18, 2007 There are four major Special Buddha Days or “Festivals” (düchen) in a year which relate to the life of Buddha Shakyamuni. During these days, it is … Continue reading
Best Mindfulness Book by Hanh?
In keeping with my current explorations of mindfulness in the everyday, does anyone have a favorite book on mindfulness by Thich Nhat Hanh? Or another book/source of Dharma that springs to mind as a favorite/something really useful? If anyone has … Continue reading
Tagged Dharma, Mindfulness, Thich Nhat Hanh, wisdom
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Online Dharma Resources
Just a little micro-post as I’m evidently wont to do (^_-) : I’ve started sort of a personal resource blog that I add online dharma resources to when I find them or think about it. Perhaps it might be helpful … Continue reading
Tagged Blog, Dharma, Resources
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Hurrah!
Last night I went for my first Dharma Study, though it was a bit of a drive – I had to haul my cookies all the way to Gulf Breeze (just outside of Pensacola) to visit Palyul Changchub Choling. They’re … Continue reading
Diamond Sutra 101
I stopped by Ven. Rinchen Gyatso’s blog today and found links to the beginning of this great 12 part lecture series on the Diamond Sutra by Venerable Hyun Gak (né Paul Muenzen). I found a better source for the lectures … Continue reading
Tagged Dharma, Diamond Sutra, Hyun Gak, Rinchen Gyatso, video
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Love
Via Entering the Path I found a quote by Brad Warner: “Transcending emotions doesn’t mean you have no feelings. You have them. But you recognize them for what they are and respond appropriately without letting them develop into what we … Continue reading
Tagged compassion, Dharma, joy, Love, loving-kindness, Practice
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Interesting Words
I really like this: Buddhism is not a religion or philosophy; it is not a psychology or a science. It is example. It is a method of liberation. — Jusan Frankie Parker
Tagged Dharma, Eight-Fold Path
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Everyday Dharma
More from Tenzin Palmo: We have to transform those ordinary actions of our day into dharma practice because otherwise nothing is going to move. And it’s very important to realize that every person that you meet, everything that you do, … Continue reading
Tagged Dharma, Practice, Tenzin Palmo
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