Blogs about: Middle Way
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Believe Nothing Merely Because You Have Been Told It
Buddhism is an experiential tradition, so Buddha invites everyone to “see for yourself.” It is a middle way between dogmatism and radical skepticism. However, some have taken poor translat… more →
Heart Jewel
The 3 stages in the journey to freedom
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urbanmonkdiaries wrote 1 week ago: A free self is the true taste of freedom. It is free even in the midst of chaos and clamor. But what … more →
But urban life is different !?
urbanmonkdiaries wrote 1 week ago: 10 years ago, my work as a consultant had taken me to a beautiful country in South-east Asia. Though … more →
10 years later....
urbanmonkdiaries wrote 1 week ago: In Zen, there is a beautiful saying to guide seekers of reality and freedom. In the beginning, the t … more →
Razor's Edge
wrasseler wrote 2 weeks ago: Everybody Else talks about the Middle Way. No mentioning with same breath, “Razor’s Edge … more →
Can a Buddhist be a Skeptic?
soraj wrote 2 weeks ago: Georges Dreyfus came to Chulalongkorn University again for the third time, and this time he gave a p … more →
WordPress Bloggers Denial of Global Warming
tmakashi wrote 1 month ago: One of the interesting features of WordPress.com is the ability to do a search of the site. You can … more →
I would not want to be so infamous that...
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Andrew wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes, I get into a…mode…where I just want to read about marketing. Branding. Blog m … more →
the middle way
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monkeymind wrote 2 months ago: In Zen Buddhism the term practice encompasses the conscious engagement in one’s spiritual unfo … more →
About the Sperling-Lobsang Sangay controversy
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Otto Kerner wrote 3 months ago: Thanks for posting about the Elliot Sperling-Lobsang Sangay dissension, Jigme. I had actually intend … more →
Grumpy old man list
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speedyortiz wrote 3 months ago: Im not really grumpy (or even that old. . .I think) but some things sound more profound if they come … more →
The Middle Way - A short exerpt from Buddhist Philosophy
Teena Marcus wrote 3 months ago: A small note inspired by Buddhist philosophy and practice – the “Middle Way”: teac … more →
Afghanistan: The Third Way
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Rob wrote 3 months ago: A wise reader asks: Where does some one articulate the “third” strategy in Afghanistan in any detail … more →
The First Dharma Talk / The Four Noble Truths
Alan wrote 4 months ago: On July 19 we read Chapters Two and Three from Thich Nhat Hanh’s The Heart of the Buddha … more →
The long road ... this is the practice
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zensquared wrote 5 months ago: In the Zen tradition, our practice has few rituals. Meditation techniques that are taught in Vipassa … more →
got boundaries?
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monkeymind wrote 7 months ago: I’m in trouble at work. My manager is unhappy. You’re working too many hours; when your … more →
Believe Nothing Merely Because You Have Been Told It
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dharmaprotector wrote 8 months ago: Buddhism is an experiential tradition, so Buddha invites everyone to “see for yourself.” … more →
Note to Self:
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boltedbooks wrote 8 months ago: Get out of Your Name and over your Nature . Get into Your Name and under your Nature . Get under You … more →
เมื่อฉันอยากฆ่าตัวตาย
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juneecstacy wrote 9 months ago: วันนี้จั่วหัวเรื่องได้ดูสิ้นหวังมากจริงๆ แต่ต้องยอมรับตรงๆ ว่าฉันเป็นคนที่ ”เคย” มีความคิดแบบนี้ ถ … more →
Georges Dreyfus to give a talk at Chula
soraj wrote 9 months ago: ANNOUNCEMENT Public Lecture “SELF AND SUBJECTIVITY: A MIDDLE WAY APPROACH” by Georges B. … more →
