Tag Archives: nonattachment

Self, Not-Self

Posted on March 16, 2014 by nadbugs

I just read an article on mindfulness, in which the author points out that there’s nothing so inherently great about “being in the now.” Instead, we’re asked to understand that the way out from confusion and delusion, to becoming free … Continue reading →

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The Turning Of The Season

Posted on October 27, 2011 by nadbugs

I’m feeling impermanence in my bones this morning. I want to know. Can this impermanence, this change, this progress of the seasons – as my life, as all our lives, wind down along the years – can it become so, … Continue reading →