Embracing Life’s Fleeting Nature: how to make peace with impermanence?
In a world that often teaches us to long for stability, permanence, and control, it can be hard to accept the truth that nothing lasts
In a world that often teaches us to long for stability, permanence, and control, it can be hard to accept the truth that nothing lasts
Self-knowledge is a path of introspection; it is a process of critical and analytical investigation of oneself. There is no discovery without diving into oneself. Hence, the
Many people walk around with burdens that make it hard to move freely. An airplane can’t take flight if too much luggage is on board.
Our thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and attitudes can positively or negatively affect our complete biological functioning. Our minds can actually affect how healthy our bodies are.
An increased knowledge of health conditions that cause intestinal inflammation such as Coeliac, Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis has made many of us more aware
As we saw in A psychological view of karma (part 2), karma – which literally means ‘action’, but refers specifically to an intention or mental
As explained in a psychological view of karma (part 1), the Buddhist understanding of karmic actions entails some sort of intention. Therefore, as frequently misunderstood,