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Buddhism explained: emptiness, karma and the Middle Way

Plain-English guides to the core teachings: the four noble truths, dependent origination, emptiness, the Heart and Diamond Sutras, Madhyamaka and Yogacara.

Buddhism and How to Stop Worrying: Finding Clarity in Stillness

Discover how Buddhist and non-dual perspectives help navigate worry by shifting focus from future outcomes to the direct nature of present awareness.

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Anger in Buddhism: Understanding and Working with Aggression

Explore anger in Buddhism through the lens of non-dual philosophy. Discover practical, grounded ways to observe and work with strong emotions tonight.

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Grief in Buddhism: Finding Perspective Amid Loss

Explore grief through Buddhist and non-dual perspectives. Learn how acknowledging impermanence and the nature of self can provide a different kind of space.

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Understanding the Fear of Death: A Perspective from Buddhist Philosophy

Examine the fear of death through Buddhist and non-dual perspectives. Learn how understanding impermanence and the nature of self can shift your outlook.

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Understanding Impermanence in Buddhism and Non-Dual Philosophy

Explore the concept of impermanence in Buddhism and how non-dual philosophy offers a deeper perspective on the nature of change, presence, and reality.

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What Is Anatta in Buddhism: Understanding the Non-Self Doctrine

Explore the Buddhist concept of anatta, or non-self, and how it differs from other non-dual traditions like Advaita Vedanta to help you understand reality.

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Emptiness in Buddhism Explained: A Clear Look at Reality

Emptiness in Buddhism is not a void or nihilism, but a description of interconnectedness. Learn what this means and how it aligns with non-dual philosophy.

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The Buddhist Way to Deal with Overthinking and Worry

How Buddhism understands overthinking and worry, from the parable of the second arrow to letting go, with simple practices to try.

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