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Tag Archives: Metta

Compassion

I grew up as a teenager watching the old TV show, Kung Fu, on syndicate. I was a big fan, and although the show hasn’t always aged well, it was my first naive introduction to Asian culture, Buddhism, etc, so it holds a special place in my heart. I found this clip on Youtube recentlyContinue reading “Compassion”

Posted byDougMay 3, 2023May 3, 2023Posted inBuddhismTags:Buddhism, Honen, Jodo Shu, Kung Fu, Lord of the Rings, MettaLeave a comment on Compassion

Towards a Reorientation of Metta

When you do something long enough, you tend learn a few things, have some highs and lows, etc. 2019, for me, was a low point in my Buddhist practice. The decline had started as far back as 2018, when I withdrew from certain communities I was affiliated with (for better or for worse) and myContinue reading “Towards a Reorientation of Metta”

Posted byDougDecember 30, 2019Posted inBuddhism, ReligionTags:Metta2 Comments on Towards a Reorientation of Metta
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