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Buddhism Now 2012 in review

By Buddhism Now on 31 December 2012 • ( 1 )

Happy New Year! Buddhism Now blog 2012 in review. Take a look…

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Understanding Karma and Rebirth

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Experience Beyond Thinking

Experience Beyond Thinking

An easy to follow guide to Buddhist meditation.

Teachings of a Buddhist Monk

Teachings of a Buddhist Monk

Modern practical teachings from an American monk living within one of the oldest Buddhist traditions

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Dealing with obstacles, by Marcelle Hanselaar

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Don't Take Your Life Personally

Ajahn Sumedho urges us to trust in awareness and find out for ourselves what it is to experience genuine liberation from mental anguish and suffering.

Zen Teaching of Instantaneous Awakening

Zen Teaching of Instantaneous Awakening

A Classic Zen text written in the 8th century by Hui Hai. He was a student of Ma-tsu and from the same line as Hui Neng, Huang Po and Rinzai (Lin-chi).

Perfect Wisdom: Prajnaparamita Texts

Perfect Wisdom: Prajnaparamita Texts

The Short Prajnaparamita Texts were composed in India between 100 BC and AD 600. They contain some of the most well known Buddhist texts such as The Perfection of Wisdom in 700 Lines, The Heart Sutra, and The Diamond Sutra.

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Old Zen Master

Stories, parables, and examples pointing to the spiritual implications of practical events in daily life.

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