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The difference between Samatha and Vipassana Meditation

Samatha, often referred to as “peaceful abiding” or “tranquility,” serves as an introduction to Vipassana, focusing on stabilizing the mind through steady awareness. The choice between them depends on individual goals—calmness for Samatha and clear perception for Vipassana. By engaging in these practices, practitioners gain equanimity, acceptance, and a transformative understanding of reality.

Mahamudra Meditation

Mahamudra is one of the most advanced teachings of the Buddha. Mahamudra is composed of two Sanskrit words, maha, and mudra. Maha is easy to translate: it means “great” or

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Understanding Anger: A Buddhist Perspective

Anger is a powerful emotion that affects individuals in various aspects of life, from personal relationships to professional interactions. In Buddhism, anger is considered one of the “three poisons” alongside

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Dealing with Fear

We all think that fear is awful and painful, yet the Buddhists—the master psychologists for thousands of years—don’t include fear in the long list of mental afflictions contained in the

The Bardo State – The State Between Death and Life

The bardo—or the “in-between”—has come to describe the transitional state between death and rebirth, but its qualities also characterize the gap arising between any two states.  In Tibetan Buddhism, bardo

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Meditation in Theravada Buddhism

Three Main Methods of Meditation in Theravada Buddhism  There are three primary methods of meditation: “Calm meditation” or Samatha as a primary practice “Insight meditation” or Vipassana as a primary

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Walking Meditation: A Step-by-Step Guide

A walking meditation is designed to bring body and mind in sync while we’re out and about. And if you don’t like to sit and close the eyes to meditate, this is a great alternative that still trains the mind in awareness.

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