When a much larger number of people know the nature of their minds, they’ll know also the glorious nature of the world they are in, and will struggle urgently and bravely to preserve it. It’s interesting that the Tibetan word for “Buddhist” is nangpa . It means “insider”: someone who seeks the truth not outside but within the nature of his or her mind. All the teachings and training in Buddhism are aimed at that one single point: to look into the nature of mind, and so free us from the fear of death and help us realize the truth of life
http://pragmaticspirituality.com/
http://foundationforactivecompassion.org/meditation-teachers/30-joel-baehr
Our next Retreat with Joel Baehr will be on May 5, 2012 9:30 to 4:00 with a pot luck lunch. It will be at Evelyne Tropper's 136 Grandview Ave Lake Placid, NY 523-3023. I will post directions when sending out notice via e-mail list.
http://pragmaticspirituality.com/
http://foundationforactivecompassion.org/meditation-teachers/30-joel-baehr
Our next Retreat with Joel Baehr will be on May 5, 2012 9:30 to 4:00 with a pot luck lunch. It will be at Evelyne Tropper's 136 Grandview Ave Lake Placid, NY 523-3023. I will post directions when sending out notice via e-mail list.
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