Editor’s Note: In our last issue, our unsung hero was a clown, sharing time with children and sick people to help them forget their pain and sorrows. This time, Michael Fuchs and Steffen Gill interviewed someone with a totally different activity: […]
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The idea of a spiritual teacher is far from most people’s experience. Many know teachers in school, but not as a companion in ordinary life. However, all people share their desire for happiness. Although an unlimited number of people try
Buddhism has frequently been compared to a clear crystal that shines in the color of the surface it is placed on. While its nature remains unchanged and unaffected by the background, its appearance depends on the context in which it
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When one hears the Tibetan word bardo, the first thought is of the time after death. However, this word refers to any “intermediate state.” Beings experience little but intermediate states throughout their lives until they attain the state of enlightenment,
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It’s good to be aware of certain truths, qualities, and characteristics found again and again in Buddhist teachings. My goal and that of those who, with me, are trying to transmit this wisdom, is simply to permit everyone to discover
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