What are the challenges for today’s Buddhist
women, and how can they be overcome? Mihiri Tillakaratne discusses
these pressing questions with Lama Karma Chotso, Arisika Razak, Sharon
Suh, and Brooke Schedneck. From the September 2023 issue of Lion’s Roar magazine.
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Everything and everyone are always teaching us the dharma, says Christian McEwen. We just have to know how to listen.
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On the inbreath, says Judy Lief, take in what is bad, freeing others from it. On the outbreath, offer what is good.
Read this teaching in Spanish here.
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With our ideas of right and wrong, male and
female, we’re stuck in the suffering of dualistic thinking. Nonbinary
author Tomara Garrod wants freedom.
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A century after its publication, Randy Rosenthal explores how Hermann Hesse’s classic novel Siddhartha came to be amidst the author’s personal struggles and search for life’s deeper meaning.
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According to the Buddha, final liberation is
marked by an end of craving and, ultimately, all suffering. What does
that look like and how is it achieved? The late Burmese meditation
master Mahasi Sayadaw explains.
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Theravada is the earliest form of
institutionalized Buddhism and is still practiced today in Sri Lanka. In
the US, Theravada mostly manifests through the teaching of Vipassana,
particularly its popular meditation technique, mindfulness, the
awareness of what is happening now — thoughts, feelings, sensations —
without judgment or attachment. In this ebook available exclusively to Lion’s Roar
subscribers, you’ll learn the history behind Vipassana and how to
practice it with wisdom from Bhante Bodhidhamma, Joseph Goldstein,
Bhikkhu Bodhi and more.
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