Have you ever experienced the joy of love? “Projecting love brings joy.” Yes. When we consider those expressions such as “what we practice is what we have” or “what we do is what we get” or “the quality of our life is determined by the focus of our attention,” we sense the “how” of that. […]
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8 Habits for Enjoying a Healthier Life – Purpose Fairy
Here are 8 habits for enjoying a healthier life and rebuild one of the most important relationship from your life: the one with yourself. Source: 8 Habits for Enjoying a Healthier Life – Purpose Fairy
How to Cultivate Joy and Happiness – Sister Jewel Applied Ethics Dharma Talk – YouTube
The Joy of Living
The joy of living is expressed by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh in the words we often hear from him in his dharma talk, books and interview: “.” “Only as we give the best we have to every passing experience can we hope to enter into the joy of living. Can anyone enjoy a game […]
Relax and Unwind: 70 Free Guided Meditations for You to Enjoy – Purpose Fairy
Relax and Unwind: 70 Free Guided Meditations. There are 70 meditations to listen to, so you’ll have plenty to choose from. Source: Relax and Unwind: 70 Free Guided Meditations for You to Enjoy – Purpose Fairy
Simple Joy | May 3, 2015
Simple Joy | May 3, 2015 What is it that opens the gate to joy in our ordinary, day-to-day lives? I’ve been calling it awakeness and awareness: the simple practice of sitting quietly, breathing in and out, dropping our obsessive thoughts and resistance to the freshness of the moment that is exactly here. It […]
JOY = THE GOOD MOOD OF THE SOUL
“Anne Robertson, a Methodist pastor, writer, and executive director of the Massachusetts Bible Society, explains how the Greek origins of the words happiness and joy hold important meaning for us today. She explains that the Greek word for happiness is Makarios, which was used to describe the freedom of the rich from normal cares and […]
The Joy of No Sex | January 20, 2015
The Joy of No Sex | January 20, 2015 The Buddha taught that sexual activity is part and parcel of craving (kama-tanha, the craving for sensuality), described in the second noble truth as the cause of suffering, a source of clinging and attachment (upadana, or attachment to sensual pleasure), a hindrance to meditation and a […]