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Accepting death as part of the landscape of life
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Tilly Campbell-Allen
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The choices we make for the lives we lead
Dilution is the Solution: The Limitations of Conventional Mindfulness as a Response to Difficult Feeling
Seth Shugar
12 July 2019
Expanding one’s view to accommodate some of the…
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Tilly Campbell-Allen
29 October 2018
Embracing simplicty
Buddhistdoor View: Nature’s Grand Ferocity and Human Humility
Buddhistdoor Global
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Contemplations on the violent aspects of Mother Nature
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Shveitta Sethi Sharma
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Choosing happiness in the face of suffering
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Buddhistdoor Global
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Does Confidence require a belief in the Self?
Alastair Gornall
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Many advice manuals, often called “self-help books”, provide various tips on how to succeed in the modern world, how to live life to the full
Reflections on Confession of a Buddhist Atheist (Stephen Batchelor)
Dr. Bill Mak
17 January 2011
Batchelor’s 2010 work is an autobiographical work composed of two parts which recounted his Buddhist experience as a monk and a layman. In this work,