Practicing with my teacher, who is two years old
Practicing with my teacher, who is two years old
This is my second blog entry for Sharon Salzberg’s 28-day meditation challenge, enjoy!
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Happening today! "S.A.L.S.A.: Using Buddhist practice to Respond to "Spicy" Emotions". Life presents plenty of opportunities to react unconsciously, often creating harm for ourselves and others. How might we apply our Buddhist practice to "Spicy" situations and emotions, in order to respond wisely? In this session, Brian will draw on Stephen Batchelor's work and propose a working acronym of "S.A.L.S.A." to navigate life's spiciness and act with integrity.
Join us at 11am ET / 2pm PT / 7pm UK / 8pm EU! https://worldwideinsight.org/video/
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S.A.L.S.A.: Using Buddhist practice to Respond to "Spicy" Emotions
Life presents plenty of opportunities to react unconsciously, often creating harm for ourselves and others.
How might we apply our Buddhist practice to "Spicy" situations and emotions, in order to respond wisely?
This Sunday at 11am PST online on Worldwide Insight, I'll be drawing on Stephen Batchelor's work and propose a working acronym of "S.A.L.S.A." to navigate life's spiciness and act with integrity.
https://www.worldwideinsight.org/video/
Please join me!
Metta,
bdw
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I am happy to announce that on Sunday June 9th I will be teaching again at Worldwide Insight, a unique online platform for live, interactive dharma teachings.
It is free to sign up and participate in the class. I will be teaching on the theme of:
S.A.L.S.A.: Using Buddhist Practice to Respond to "Spicy" Emotions
Life presents plenty of opportunities to react unconsciously, often creating harm for ourselves and others. How might we apply our Buddhist practice to "Spicy" situations and emotions, in order to respond wisely? In this interactive session, Brian will draw on Stephen Batchelor's work and propose a working acronym of "S.A.L.S.A." to embrace life's spiciness and act with integrity.
The class starts at 11am PST. I hope you can join me.
https://www.worldwideinsight.org/
with Metta:
Brian
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