‘Knowing the root cause of Dukkha, one will be able to extinguish it. That root cause is delusion, the wrong understanding that there is a self and things belonging to a self.’ Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
Hablar para sanar
La ira no surge de improviso ni de golpe. Normalmente, acumulamos un montón de pequeñas heridas o enfados, pero no los expresamos hasta que se hacen tan grandes que explotamos. Para evitar que las cosas lleguen a ese punto podemos recurrir a una práctica de...
Morning meditation — Those who cross this teeming sea.
‘Those who cross this teeming sea, hard with mighty waves. Wisdom's theirs the holy life lived, world's end reached, gone beyond.’ Samyutta
Morning meditation — When you awaken to the unique and wonderful dharm.
‘When you awaken to the unique and wonderful dharma of your true nature, it is as if the lost child had come home.’ Bassui Tokushō
Morning meditation — Consciousness clings to many forms.
‘Consciousness clings to many forms.’ Bassui Tokushō
Morning meditation — Give birth to the mind.
‘Give birth to the mind which has no dwelling place.’ Bassui Tokushō
Morning meditation — Kindness and the good heart.
‘Kindness and the good heart are important at the beginning, in the middle and at the end.’ Dalai Lama
100+ Patience Affirmations to Trust the Process
Welcome to our post on patience affirmations! With short attention spans and the need for quick gratification, patience seems something of a lost art. However, the journey of living is as it has always been. No matter how much technology advances, we will live and...
Cómo beber una taza de té con atención plena
He aquí un koan casero para beber el té: ¿Quién está disfrutando de este té? Hazte esta pregunta con cada sorbo. Cuando encuentres a esa persona, déjala ir. Necesitas un descanso de su historia de vez en cuando. De lo contrario, tu pausa para el té no será realmente...
Never a Dull Moment
As a chef, I begin food preparation as soon as I wake up in the morning. On the way to the kitchen, I count my steps. Down the lobby, straight ahead—left, right, left, right. My feet glide across the floor and into the kitchen. I turn on the lights and some music. I...
