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Being Good: Buddhist Ethics for Everyday Life Hsing Yun
Publisher: Buddha's Light Publishing

Apr 7, 2014 - They are antidotes to selfishness: a means to conducting ourselves in daily life, in order to be a decent human being. Feb 20, 2012 - I'm not big on the engaged Buddhism thing. I've been involved in many Because the doctrine of karma informs us that killing any sentient being would entail negative karmic consequences that cause us to remain in samsara and to fall into the unpleasant animal or hell realms. Good scientists see that nothing is born and nothing dies. Feb 24, 2014 - At the Path of the Buddha retreat, Thay focused on global ethics. So that is something that really sets the whole tone of our daily life, that our primary focus is not on entertainment – listening to more and more music, or something like that. Labels: Buddhist Ethics, Daily Practice, Parent Practice, Philosophy . In your daily life you are able to maintain the vision of impermanence, the vision of no-self as a living experience. Of campaign to encourage meditation. Right livelihood and not being vulnerable to explo Daily Life and Truly Engaged Buddhism. Aug 27, 2013 - By way of illustration, then, I want to consider Mark Epstein's combination of Buddhism and therapy in his newest book The Trauma of Everyday Life. May 2, 2014 - Within a framework of what is being called secular Buddhism – namely, that which is a pragmatic path for this life without the Absolutes of religious metaphysics, the elements in the Eightfold Path that are renunciative of this life and its difficulties – and its bliss My deliberate commitment is to ethical behavior for the sake of my own integrity and for the good of others; and to the moment-to-moment examination of my motivations and their impact on nature and humans. It's not that I am not politically in tune with many of the engaged Buddhists' goals. You know, these people that are addicted to listening to music . All well and good, I say, but how about a campaign to realize the Way moment to moment in one's life? As a student of Buddhism, you are not caught in either of these views. This means our conduct: the continuity of the meditational experience of no “I”. There's only continued manifestation in different kinds of forms; that is rebirth, continuation, in the context of impermanence and no-self. Jan 16, 2013 - The reasons given for the consumption of meat and alcohol in Buddhist tantric rituals and in everyday life, and the reasons for prohibiting the consumption of meat and alcohol have always interested me.