Not a stain, but the vet he goes to specialized in small animals, "exotics", etc. The domestic rats tend to carry myco, and it's super common for it to flare up as a secondary infection. …

Not just good music, but music that hits or touches your heart:

Not at all! It's . . . not even close. It's this kind of experience for me that has happened over and over and over again, in whatever attempt to focus in. "Something" flies in and unwra…

Not as well done as the first one but also convincing. Not having anything at stake, I think I'll keep an open mind either way.

I've been gathering some info from both western and eastern perspective on the best foods to eat for health and I've come to the conclusion that ultimately it does depend on the person and where they…

Not sure what it is but this has always been my favourite buddhist picture. It just inspires me every time I see it so I thought I'd share.

This comes up a LOT here where people are asking advice about meditation and view. Some people believe mindfulness can produce a kind of breakthrough of insight known as cessation where others see (…

Not in Theravada there isn't. Just as there are different denominations, with differing views in Christianity, so are there different schools of Thought in Buddhism.

He said: "There are moments, sure, when you think, 'Is there a God?' 'Where is God?'"

Not sure if they are relevant or not, but the OP put me in mind of a couple of true stories in my own life. First of all, I like the honesty of the OP ... it ain't all peaches and cream. And then: