Just as our own eyes can’t see each other, we must rely on other people to point out our faults so that we can improve ourselves.
~ Gyumed Khensur Rinpoche, March 2013
Posts Tagged ‘mind training’
On Seeing Your Own Faults
Posted in Buddhism, Dharma at Home, Dharma Gems, Dharma Quotes, Mind training thoughts, tagged Khensur Rinpoche Losang Jampa, mind training on March 30, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
The Circus Is In Town
Posted in Buddhism, Engaged Buddhism, Meditation tips and tricks, Mind training thoughts, tagged animal welfare, mind training, take action on March 14, 2012 | 2 Comments »
Here’s the link to an article that I wrote with help from Venerable Tenzin Lhamo: Elephant Walk tests the Buddhist principles of a trained mind and inner peace. The Post published it the day after Ringling Brothers paraded six elephants and 24 horses through the streets of D.C. at night.
Actually, the article is primarily about meditation and mind training.
See the related articles and join the discussion. If you look closely at the photos, you can see the bull hooks:
Nighttime circus parade entertains all generations of Washingtonians
PETA prodding city over Ringling Bros. elephants
Thank you.
