Espiritualidade

Ringu Tulku discute como encontrar felicidade nas situações mais difíceis, se a raiva pode ser útil e o que é realmente o budismo.

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Practical advice for everyday life

How to get started with meditation? For most people, with meditation focusing on the breath and then generating love.

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Buddhist master Ringu Tulku about being happy in a busy world. Interview by Study Buddhism. For more visit http://studybuddhism.com

Buddhist master Ringu Tulku talks about Dharma practice. Interview by Study Buddhism. For more visit http://studybuddhism.com

What is mindfulness? Matthieu Ricard explains what mindfulness is, and how it helps us in our everyday lives.

Some people believe that altruism doesn't exist, others say that genuine altruism is impossible. From the Buddhist point of view, altruism is entirely possib...

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Official podcast channel of http://studybuddhism.com. Lectures, guided meditations and other audio materials on Buddhist science of mind.

A brief introduction to Buddhism.

The main points of the Buddhist teachings.

An introduction to meditation.

Study Buddhism presents authentic Buddhist teachings in a down-to-earth and practical way. Our aim is to bring the wisdom of Buddhism to the world.

Study Buddhism presents authentic Buddhist teachings in a down-to-earth and practical way. Our aim is to bring the wisdom of Buddhism to the world.

Seeing the Guru as Buddha

Dr. Alexandre Avdulov looks at the globalisation of Chanoyu, better known as Japanese tea ceremony.

April 11-June 4 The tencha tea ceremony, which uses tea leaves that can be ground into matcha, originated in China during the Song Dynasty (960-1279) and w

The Japanese phrase Chanoyu, translated literally as “hot water for tea,” refers to the tradition of preparing and serving powdered green tea in a highly stylized manner. Learn more about this tradition.

Já ouviu falar do conceito Wabi Sabi? Tem origem no Zen Budismo e significa ver a beleza nas coisas simples e aceitá-las mesmo com suas falhas e imperfeições.

Read Whole Living's Wabi Sabi Your Life: 6 Strategies for Embracing Imperfection article.Also get relationship & career advice, time management tips & natural stress remedies at WholeLiving.com.

Wabi Sabi é a beleza das coisas imperfeitas, impermanentes e incompletas. É a beleza das coisas modestas. É a beleza das coisas não convencionais. Olhar para o dia a dia, para o lugar comum, e encontrar mágica no corriqueiro – um lembrete de que nada na vida é perfeito. Encorajar uma maneira intuitiva de ver que envolve […]

Estética que tem origem no Japão valoriza as imperfeições