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no future
Read more: no futureon distrust in late-stage capitalism & society from a Buddhist perspective https://dharmapunxnyc.podbean.com/e/no-future-dont-be-told-what-you-want-dont-be-told-what-you-need/
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somatic healing work
Read more: somatic healing workWho knew a fire could open up old ”healed” wounds? Well, I’m here to learn and unlearn once again from abandonment trauma. This felt vital and worth a share.
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basic 2 the basix
Read more: basic 2 the basixhttps://www.spiritrock.org/practice-guides/the-four-foundations-of-mindfulness
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grief/anger from a Buddhist perspective
Read more: grief/anger from a Buddhist perspectivehttps://dharmapunxnyc.podbean.com/e/whats-beneath-the-flames-understanding-anger-uncovering-the-vulnerable-emotions-it-conceals-and-the-path-to-healing/
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doubt as the most challenging hinderance to break free from
Read more: doubt as the most challenging hinderance to break free fromMonday night my teacher gave a talk on the 5 hindrances and how doubt is the final one to ‘overcome before enlightenment’. In other words, doubt plagues us all to varying degrees. Article: Awakening From the Trance of Unworthiness
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dis(connection)/ the ties that bind / making the invisible visible
Read more: dis(connection)/ the ties that bind / making the invisible visibleSai Sin is a sacred white thread used in Thailand, seen in ceremonial contexts. Often they r used in Buddhist rituals, especially when setting up altars for protection and purification. The thread is made from cotton or silk and is believed to carry spiritual significance. The thread is often wrapped around the altar or tied…