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- 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: The Search for Enlightenment
Pain, Experience, Growth, Compassion
In Coming to Our Senses, Jon Kabat-Zinn points out to us that the part of us that experiences pain is itself *not* in pain. This is true for both emotional and physical pain. Trying to find an awareness of this … Continue reading
Ussannatā
(…this is a Pali word, meaning abundance, or fullness.) I deeply appreciate the insight of all who have commented on this to me. Right about the time I was reading Kunzang’s wonderful commentary, I realized that I really did need … Continue reading
"Love is the Law"
You know, I love my husband very much. We’ve been married for almost 16 years. It hasn’t been easy, but it has been very much worth it. My husband is passionate about his beliefs. We have a different religious context, … Continue reading
Tagged Christianity, compassion, Faith, family, God, goodness, joy, Love, The Search for Enlightenment
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Little by Little …
I had forgotten I’d found this … Drop by drop, is the water pot filled.A little at a time, wise people make themselves good. – Buddha
