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Social media has become a powerful force shaping how we communicate, learn, and connect. But with its power comes complexity: it can inspire, inform, and empower us, yet it can also overwhelm and divide. Navigating this intricate digital landscape requires more than a list of do’s and don’ts. It demands a thoughtful, intentional approach rooted Read the full article…
(see: Life Lessons: An Introduction) You’re listening to a piece of music.It’s not loud. Not especially grand. But at some point, you notice that everything else has fallen away — your plans, the time of day, even your name a little bit.You are not ‘using time.’ You’re not ‘in a moment.’You are the moment.And the Read the full article…
Meditation is the opposite of ego-selfishness. Even more, they are incompatible. Theravada, Mahayana These are the two biggest strands in worldwide Buddhism. Mahayana may have been mainly developed historically as a reaction to what people saw as the Theravada monk’s ‘selfish’ attitude: the arhat who meditates especially to reach Nirvana for himself. Of course, this Read the full article…