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Meditation teaches that change is constant. You fool yourself into believing that you are a fixed entity, but you are not. You are a river of transforming whims.
By SparrowJanuary 2020It is impossible to be a human being connected by affection to others and not be vulnerable to pains beyond our own.
By Sylvia BoorsteinMay 2019Featuring Pema Chödrön, Thich Nhat Hanh, Jack Kornfield, and more.
August 2018One does not sit in order to become enlightened. One sits because, as the Buddha exclaimed at the moment of his awakening, one is enlightened as one is. The practice is simply a means of realizing this fact, which the ordinary, dualistic mind obscures.
By Lawrence ShainbergAugust 2018We are paradoxical. We are beings who are limited and who will always create a world of suffering, and we’re beings who have the capacity to understand that and, in some way, go beyond it.
By Corey FischerAugust 2018If we commit ourselves to staying right where we are, then our experience becomes very vivid. Things become very clear when there is nowhere to escape.
By Pema ChödrönJuly 2018I practice a very special / form of mindfulness / called not-minding-ness. / This has brought me peace and purified / my soul to the point that it is almost / possible to live with me.
By Kurt LuchsJanuary 2018— from “Too Busy” | Have ambition and ego ruined my life? / Where have my easy days gone?
By David BudbillFebruary 2017In fact, one’s whole attitude toward pain can change. Instead of fending it off and hiding from it, one could open one’s heart and allow oneself to feel that pain, feel it as something that will soften and purify us and make us far more loving and kind.
By Pema ChödrönNovember 2016Nobody fails at meditation / like I do. / They say, / Note the arrival of thoughts / and allow them to pass through / like clouds crossing a summer sky.
By Michael BazzettJuly 2014Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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