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www.samwoolfe.com
After the Ecstasy, the Laundry (2000) is a book by Jack Kornfield, a renowned Buddhist and meditation teacher. This is the second book I've read by Kornfield, the first being the best-selling A Path With Heart (1993), which I'd highly recommend as an introduction to Buddhism and a practical guide to Buddhist meditation, including the... |
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roelvanderven.com
In June 2018 I've participated in a Vipassana 10 day meditation course. After having processed most of it, I feel the need of articulating my thoughts and feelings here. The below is only a summary of my own experience. There is no guarantee you will experience similar things. If you have been considering participating in... Continue reading Discovering the art of impermanence: my first Vipassana course |
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zmm.org
[AI summary] A comprehensive guide to Zazen meditation instructions covering intro, postures, and techniques |
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neelburton.com
ISBN 9781913260484 (paperback), 266 pages A cultural and intellectual history of Ancient India that brings together its major philosophical traditions-Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain-into a single, accessible narrative. Winner Best Indie Book Award Never before has the history and substance of Indian thought been laid out as clearly as in Burton's book.-Prof Nicolas Martin, Institute of [...] |
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