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“All Of Us”- Metta Series : Part 1 : Exalted Release Of Mind
This is the First in a five part series. Here are the links to all parts: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 This series is a fairly comprehensive treatise on Metta, both what the Buddha taught about it, and putting it into practice in ourlives. There are a variety of methods but only two practiced come close to what the … Read More “All Of Us”- Metta Series : Part 1 : Exalted Release Of Mind
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[Audio] The Buddha Center : Sutta Discussion: MN109 Mahapunnama Sutta
The Greater Discourse on the Full moon Night
Tumblr Topics : Castles Made of Sand : On Disenchantment, Dispassion, and Freedom.
Castles Made of Sand, Fall In the Sea, Eventually.
Time is a Meditation Killer
There are some people who will light a stick of incense in front of them before they sit down to meditate and then make a dramatic determination that they won’t get up until the incense has completely burned down. Then they start meditating, but after only five minutes they feel as if a whole hour has passed and when they open their eyes to … Read More Time is a Meditation Killer
Email Response: Insight from the Suttas In Turbulent Times.
If people wish to affect change in their world they can’t do it angry in an echo chamber, that is like trying to find your way through a maze in thick fog while drunk.
Westerners And Rebirth
A response to those on the fence about Buddhism due to aspects like Kamma and Rebirth.
Jayantha.tumblr.com – The 4 year Archive of My Journey Into Homelessness and Dhamma Blog
jayantha.tumblr.com For those who are coming to this new Dhamma blog on WordPress and don’t know about the documentation of my journey, you can head over to the link above to check it out. you can also specifically check out posts with the #studentofthepath hashtag for monastic journey related posts, including many about the last two years living at a monastery – http://jayantha.tumblr.com/tagged/studentofthepath I’ve … Read More Jayantha.tumblr.com – The 4 year Archive of My Journey Into Homelessness and Dhamma Blog