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In Zen, the phrase "nothing special" is often used. Dogen even wrote that true practice should be like reaching for the pillow in the middle of the night - it becomes automatic and nothing … (View Post)
I've worked on a stroke rehab unit before. It's amazing how much one can recover with even a month of strict rehabilitation. I'm very optimistic about Ven. Thich Nhat Hanh, as he already has lots of … (View Post)
(Quote) How do you know that others are "growing in their practice?" Is it just because they are doing higher Shambhala levels? I find it extremely ironic that Trungpa - who literally wrote… (View Post)
@yagr - I suppose one overt benefit is a discussion on Right Speech and the fundamentals of the Dhamma, both of which are not expressed by promoting Hitler as a misunderstood visionary (View Post)
(Quote) Yes. But wouldn't it be advantageous to recognize what faith means to oneself and not be put off by such associations? And as a sort of an aside, my father is both a physicist and a practicin… (View Post)