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Contemplation and Compassion: The Second Gaze
Explores the importance of contemplative practice for fostering compassion, emphasizing the transition from self-centered reactions to a compassionate second gaze that aligns with divine intimacy and authentic action.
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Brother Phap Hai • Nothing To It: Ten Ways to Be at Home with Yourself
essence of wisdom, whereby our everyday activities become the focus of our spiritual cultivation.
Red Pine • The Diamond Sutra: The Perfection of Wisdom
constricting trance to a more awake, spacious presence that can eventually include all of life. It is from this mindful awareness that you will discover fresh, creative, and more compassionate responses to life’s challenges.
Tara Brach • Radical Compassion: Learning to Love Yourself and Your World with the Practice of RAIN
It is by means of such wisdom that tathagatas practice a formless practice. Thus, tathagatas consider knowledge as their real body. And because they consider knowledge as their real body, they are free from projection or anything that projects, such as a self, a life, or a person or any kind of consciousness that gives rise to forms dependent on an
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we begin to turn away from a self-centered orientation—not to an “other-centered” orientation (because it includes ourselves), but to a totally open orientation.