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One of our challenges in a dispute is to resist the urge to pick one side or the other. Rather than being firmly in one of the camps, we should understand our interest to be firmly in resolving the conflict. Picking sides perpetuates conflict. First, itcompromises our ability to push for the understanding required to Continue reading "Picking sides vs aiming for the truth"
Also known as the Lam Rim Chen Mo Volume 1: https://amzn.to/3QRTfzN Volume 2: https://amzn.to/46tb2TQ Volume 3: https://amzn.to/3SWD72C My experience with Je Tsongkhapa is mostly second-hand at this point; primarily when he or his work / teachings are brought up or echoed in the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh, and also through Dr. Berzin and Studybuddhism.com, Continue reading "Je Tsongkhapa The…
This Remembrance Day, take a moment with me to reflect on the status of peace in the world. To take just one small slice, reflect that this week, the UN referred to Gaza as a graveyard of children. And that there has been a total failure of the UN security council to arrive at a Continue reading "Never Forget: How to Reduce Hate and Stop Armed Conflict"