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Just because you’ve been a certain kind of person for who knows how long doesn’t mean you have to continue being that kind of person.   Thānissaro Bhikkhu, “Learning from the Precepts” CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

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From the Academy: Ritual By Zim Pickens and Frederick M. Ranallo-Higgins

Why do we bow, chant, or light incense, even when we’re not always sure what it means? Read more about Buddhist ritual.

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Via Daily Dharma: People Coming Together

 

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People Coming Together

One of the beautiful reminders of Buddhism is that we are among a group of people coming together to practice the 2,500-year-old teachings of the Buddha.   Wendy Biddlecombe Agsar, “Don’t Look Away” CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

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"Once you have become somebody, then you are ready to start the journey to becoming nobody."   Source: Ram Dass – Here and Now – Ep. 147 – Motives for Spiritual Practice

Via Daily Dharma: Be Careful of Reactions

 

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Be Careful of Reactions

You must not hurt people, you must not hurt yourself, and the most obvious way to avoid suffering for yourself and others is to be careful of your reactions to form and sound.   Guo Gu, “The Sound of a Bell, the Seven-Piece Robe” CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Via Dhamma Wheel | Right Speech: Refraining from Malicious Speech

 

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Via Daily Dharma: Go Somewhere New

 

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Go Somewhere New

When you’re at home and everything is familiar, it’s hard to remember how miraculous everything is. When you go to a new place, everything freshens up.   Susan Moon, “The Old Woman of Pagazzano” CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Via Dhamma Wheel | Right Intention: Cultivating Compassion

 

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"Most of us primarily have to get our psychological and life games in order before we are ready for the higher spiritual practices. Often we want more than we are ready to have. We take on practices that could bring you to God, or to enlightenment. But because we are so caught in psychological stuff, in ego trips, we merely take them and convert them to things around our ego. Really, there are very few people who have their psychological scene so cooled out, who are no longer needing to prove themselves, who have eaten their own unworthiness. They can begin to hear these higher motives for spiritual work."   Source: Ram Dass – Here and Now – Ep. 147 – Motives for Spiritual Practice

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Saying "I Am"

When we just say, “I am,” and open our eyes around us, we intuitively see that those others are also included in “I am.” Ruben L. F. Habito, “Be Still & Know” CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Via Dhamma Wheel | Right View: Understanding the Noble Truth of the Origin of Suffering