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The Three Marks or The Three Basic Facts of Existence In Buddhism, the Three Marks of Existence are three characteristics shared by all sentient beings, namely impermanence (anicca), suffering or unsatisfactoriness (dukkha), and non-self (anatta). Annica – Impermanence – Nothing ever stays the same, and change is often painful in some way. You fall in love with your . . . → Read More: Three Marks of Existence  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Daily Buddhism, Meditation  anatman, annata, annica, dukkha, existence, impermanence, list, marks, suffering, three  A reader recently wrote: Hi Brian, Glad to see the blog posts are back up. I’m eagerly awaiting new podcasts. Wished your book was an audio book. I’m emailing today to ask: how do you raise my 5 year old buddhist? I think he’ll benefit tremendously from meditation and his mind hasn’t been packed with my family’s Catholic tradition. . . . → Read More: Raising Buddhist Children One comment - (Comments are closed) Daily Buddhism, Ethics books, child, children, learning, Meditation, raising, teaching  Impermanence – Not Even the Mountains? A reader wrote: I’m a big fan of your Daily Buddhism blog and thought that you’d be interested in seeing this 8-minute film that I recently made about impermanence, “Mountains Made of Chalk, Fall into the Sea, Eventually.” The synergy of creative collaboration can result in magic beyond our . . . → Read More: Impermanence – Not Even the Mountains? Comments are closed Daily Buddhism, Meditation, Video anicca, annica, art, chalk, Death, drawings, impermanence, mandala  Dear Brian, I am thinking about converting into Buddhism. To me it just feels right. Although after listening to your introduction about the 5 Precepts, I find it hard to follow the 1st and the 5th. I have been to Iraq and fortunately I wasn’t put in a position to take another person’s life. I don’t think that . . . → Read More: Eat Your Vegetables! One comment - (Comments are closed) Daily Buddhism, Ethics eating, fifth, first, food, killing, precepts, vegetarian, vegetarianism  A reader wrote in: I just got through reading about the five precepts. Whew. There are some tough ideas in there to try to put into practice. If the idea of not watching my favorite reality television show causes me great suffering, shouldn’t I watch it? I say this half-joking. I don’t think that there is anything . . . → Read More: Reality TV and the Fifth Precept One comment - (Comments are closed) Daily Buddhism, Ethics media, negativity, poison, positive, precepts, reality, suffering, toxin, TV  Buddha Tech Support Buddhist Helpers A Reader writes: Do Buddhist monks work on an individual case-by-case basis with lay Buddhists who seek advise on a specific problem in their lives and then offer a diagnosis and prescription in, of course, Buddhist terms? Or are the 4 noble truths, 8 fold path, 5 precepts, etc., always to be generically . . . → Read More: Buddhist Helpers  A reader wrote in: It’s said in Buddhism that the way to happiness is not to escape or avoid pain, but to just “stay.” I recently decided to leave my job because I felt I was being treated poorly, and also because every day each task I was given felt insurmountable because I so badly . . . → Read More: Planning for the Future and Being in the Now Comments are closed Daily Buddhism be here now, employment, hate my job, in the now, quit, suffering, work 
The Five-Minute Buddhist Returns Apply Buddhist Principles to Your Life
ISBN: 1507601573 ISBN-13: 978-1507601570
Buy now from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Smashwords or Apple A jargon-free, plain-language introduction to the foundational ideas of Buddhism and real-world tips for practicing Buddhism while balancing life in the real, modern world. This follow-up to the immensely-popular “Five-Minute Buddhist” continues the tradition of easily-understood application . . . → Read More: The Five-Minute Buddhist Returns Comments are closed Announcements, Daily Buddhism book, books, eBook, Five-Minute Buddhism, paperback  Someone (I suspect it wasn’t actually a reader) wrote this to me: Dear Sir/Madam, As we go to the grocery stores and kitchens, we may see “Buddha Salt” by www.buddhasalt.com. We think it is a great disrespect to use Buddha as a commercial brand. We also feel that it is not good to use Jesus . . . → Read More: Buddha Salt, Buddha Beer, and Christ’s Corn Chips: Are We Offended Yet? One comment - (Comments are closed) Daily Buddhism, Ethics attachment, beer, buddha, buddhism, offended, offense, respect, salt, wisdom Today, just a . . . → Read More: Andy Puddicombe: All it Takes is 10 Mindful Minutes Comments are closed Daily Buddhism, Meditation, Video 10, Andy, meditate, Meditation, minute, nothing, Puddicome, ten |
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