Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, known as Thay by his followers, is famous for his teachings on happiness. One of his teachings is that happiness and suffering inter-are. That is, happiness and suffering are interdependent on each other. You can’t have one without the other. Many of us exist in a state of constant suffering. […]
Now is the Time
________________________________________ Now is the Time | June 5, 2014 ________________________________________ Now is the time to free ourselves from samsara. Unless we do it in this lifetime, it is not going to happen all by itself. We have to take care of ourselves. Right now we have the ability to receive teachings and practice the Dharma. […]
Online – Lessons – 6 Creative Visualization – OmHarmonics – Omharmonics.com
Online – Lessons – 6 Creative Visualization – OmHarmonics – Omharmonics.com.
Dharma Talk by Lama Surya Das
This fragment of a dharma talk by Lama Surya Das came to me by email last week. Many lines in it support my rantings about meditation practices. I hope you enjoy this. “Dear Friends and Countrymen, lend me your tears and fears: Let me carry them for you. I have not come to praise you […]
Denied Our Precious Birth
Denied Our Precious Birth | June 2, 2014 Buddhist human beings born as women have often been denied the full potential of their precious human birth. That is unfortunate and unfair, but every human life involves, for no apparent reason, some intense frustration, some denial of something important. How one copes with that denial is […]
The Art of Begging
The Art of Begging | June 1, 2014 Although we hold the bowl open for an offering, the practice of takuhatsu [begging] does not teach us to be dependent upon society, asking for something that is not earned, or pressuring a community for an entitlement to food or goods. Rather, it teaches us the fundamental […]
Online – Lessons – 5 Visualize Dream – OmHarmonics – Omharmonics.com
Online – Lessons – 5 Visualize Dream – OmHarmonics – Omharmonics.com.
The Remedy Is Generosity
The Remedy Is Generosity | May 31, 2014 Generosity trusts the emptiness that runs through things, even ungenerous or ungainly things—it links to the clarity that underlies all our madness. Whenever my thoughts turn toward greed, acquisitiveness, or stinginess, my shoulders tense up, and it feels as if I’m holding my breath. To find a […]












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