Via Tricycle Daily Dharma November 18, 2013 Reconditioning the Mind There is a place at a certain point for overcoming concepts and conditioning, but there is also a lot of reconceiving and reconditioning. The idea is to transform the mind, not just to extract it from all cultural influences. Buddhism itself is a culture—one that attempts to train and condition minds in specific ways conducive to awakening. - David McMahan, "Context Matters" Read the entire article in the Wisdom Collection through November 19, 2013 For full access at any time, become a Tricycle Community Supporting or Sustaining Member Read Article

Tricycle Daily Dharma November 18, 2013

Reconditioning the Mind

There is a place at a certain point for overcoming concepts and conditioning, but there is also a lot of reconceiving and reconditioning. The idea is to transform the mind, not just to extract it from all cultural influences. Buddhism itself is a culture—one that attempts to train and condition minds in specific ways conducive to awakening.

- David McMahan, "Context Matters"

Read the entire article in the Wisdom Collection through November 19, 2013
For full access at any time, become a Tricycle Community Supporting or Sustaining Member

 November 18, 2013

Reconditioning the Mind

There is a place at a certain point for overcoming concepts and conditioning, but there is also a lot of reconceiving and reconditioning. The idea is to transform the mind, not just to extract it from all cultural influences. Buddhism itself is a culture—one that attempts to train and condition minds in specific ways conducive to awakening.

- David McMahan, "Context Matters"

Read the entire article in the Wisdom Collection through November 19, 2013
For full access at any time, become a Tricycle Community Supporting or Sustaining Member