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Tag: levity
Jhāna-Walla

‘Nuff said.

Heard this in a bonzer talk a few days ago. This is it, isn’t it? It’s about, if you’re a closed sort of person, it’s about how do we open up more? Even if I can’t open up to the person, I can open up _in the direction of_ the person. And just that little […]
Mae West on Rebirth

Single lifetime liberation, yo!

My kind of meditation instruction. :)
It’s Probably the Fifth Jhāna

Greetings, Friendlies! Please excuse the radio silence; took myself to the woods for a 25-night personal samadhi/jhāna retreat. For guidance I followed Rob Burbea’s excellent 2019 3-week jhāna retreat at Gaia House. I’ve worked with Bhante Vimalaramsi’s TWIM and Leigh Brasington’s (Ayya Kema’s) techniques; very much enjoyed the spin Burbea brought to the practice. I […]
The Eleventh Pāramī

During an Insight Dialogue Online session this week, the lovely Susie Clarion quoted someone saying A Sense of Humor might make a nice eleventh pāramī. I vote for Levity. :) PS: If you’re not doing Insight Dialogue yet, why not give it a try? PPS: In my iOS Pāli-English Dictionary, null results for both humor […]
Especially Buddhism…

Brought to you by the inimitable Mr. Alan Watts. :)
Incremental Backups

Because the more people coming up with silly Dhamma T-shirts, the better. :) (link)
Now Get On With It.


Heavily Meditated

When Philosophy Strikes…

Teach MBSR!

If You See the Buddha…

Make Mindfulness Great Again

MmGAaaaaa! What? To soon?
I Taught JKZ How to Body Sweep…

I almost laughed out loud when she said this. So saucy, that Christina! :)
Talk Dhamma to Me

Many thanks to the extraordinary Pilar Puig Cortada for this one. Can you imagine showing up to a retreat and we’re all wearing this? The teachers would be so pleased/horrified. :)
Kalyāṇa-mitta Wanted

More Dhamma, Less Drama

Happy 2022, Friendlies! May your New Year be full of the same.

Courtesy of our friend, John Peacock.
Quit Your Cliticizing

No, ladies and gentlemen et. al. That is not a typo. Today my dharma-vocab was upgraded. Thanks to the inimitable Anu Garg at A.Word.A.Day, I now know the verb “cliticize”, which means “To attach or become attached”. From one practitioner to another I beg you: Quit Your Cliticizing.