In these times of the clatter and clash of opposing views – on the international, national, and local levels – there is an ever greater need for what William James might have called “a cold-blooded kindliness.” Yes, we have to speak our mind clearly, represent our ideas forcefully, and, depending on our socio-political location, speak [...]
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Where Buddhism Helps: Action with Equanimity
When I ask myself the question: “How has Buddhism helped me in the practice of my Christian ideals?” I realize immediately that there is no one answer. But amid all the ways in which the teachings and the practice of the Dharma have enabled me to clarify, confirm, correct and enliven my efforts to live [...]
