Is Buddhism correct to say suffering is inevitable?
Statue of Buddha The Buddha said that suffering is inevitable. Our experience seems to confirm that. In the course of an average week, [...]
Statue of Buddha The Buddha said that suffering is inevitable. Our experience seems to confirm that. In the course of an average week, [...]
I’ve spent the last few days experiencing extreme gratitude for my healing (see note below for details on my health condition). That gratitude led me [...]
I’ve noticed that when I tell any medical personnel that my cancer diagnosis has resulted in absolutely no stress whatsoever, I am often met with [...]
Why do we admire certain “positive” qualities so much when they require us to be miserable? In last week’s post about how I was facing [...]
Since my post a couple of weeks ago describing how I wasn’t giving meaning to my colon cancer diagnosis, there have been several new developments. [...]
In last week’s post I asked why most people don’t learn how to dissolve meaning when it makes such a profound improvement in their life [...]
It’s really simple: if you stop giving meaning to events, your upsets and suffering will virtually disappear. I’ve explained how and why in great detail [...]
For the past couple of months my main focus has been preparing a TEDx talk that I delivered in Hoboken, NJ last Friday, June 28. [...]
Imagine you’re driving down a country road at night and suddenly you get a flat tire. Have you ever had a flat tire late at [...]