A Simple Guide to Life

http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/authors/bogoda/wheel397.html

A Simple Guide to Life

Emotions as expressed through Body Language

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Emotions as expressed through Body Language

Nothing Higher to Live For A Buddhist View of Romantic Love

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Nothing Higher to Live For
A Buddhist View of Romantic Love

by

Bhikkhu Nyanasobhano (Leonard Price)

Wiki: Buddhist Ethics

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Buddhist Ethics

Contents

  

• 1Foundations
  • 1.1Karma and Rebirth
  • 1.2The Four Noble Truths
  • 1.3Precepts
  • 1.4Key values and virtues
• 2Issues
  • 2.1Killing
    • 2.1.1War
    • 2.1.2Abortion
    • 2.1.3Suicide and Euthanasia
    • 2.1.4Capital punishment
  • 2.2Animals and the environment
    • 2.2.1Vegetarianism
    • 2.2.2Environment
  • 2.3Gender issues
  • 2.4Relationships
  • 2.5Sexuality
    • 2.5.1Sexual orientation
  • 2.6Economic ethics
• 3See also
• 4References
• 5External links

Dharma World Magazine , Chaplaincy resources

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Dharma World Magazine , Chaplaincy resources

July-September 2015, Volume 42Religious Rituals and Their Meaning for Today Apri-June 2015, Volume 42Religion's Contributions to Society January-March 2015, Volume 42Cultivating Hearts That Welcome the Other October-December 2014, Volume 41Buddhism and Language July-September 2014, Volume 41Life After Death Apri-June 2014, Volume 41Building an East Asian Community: Roles of Religions January-March 2014, Volume 41Aging Societies and Religion October-December 2013, Volume 40Nuclear Power and Contemporary Religion July-September 2013, Volume 40Where Does the Buddha Live Now? April-June 2013, Volume 40Modern Meanings of Festivals January-March 2013, Volume 40Transforming Greed October-December 2012, Volume 39Religions Coping with Prejudice July-September 2012, Volume 39The Significance of Religious Communities April-June 2012, Volume 39Buddhist Teachings on Spiritual Liberation January-March 2012, Volume 39The Meaning of Modern Pilgrimage October-December 2011, Volume 38The Evolution of Funerals in Japan July-September 2011, Volume 38Buddhism in North America April-June 2011, Volume 38Religion and the Power of Women January-March 2011, Volume 38What Is True Wealth? October-December 2010, Volume 37Dialogue Draws Religions Closer July-September 2010, Volume 37Tackling the Question "What Is the Lotus Sutra?" April-June 2010, Volume 37Religion's Role in Abolishing Nuclear Weapons January-March 2010, Volume 37Help in Overcoming Alienation October-December 2009, Volume 36Religion and Prayer July-September 2009, Volume 36Religion and Media April-June 2009, Volume 36Religion and Health January-March 2009, Volume 36The Changing Forms of the Family and the Role of Religion October-December 2008, Volume 35The Meaning of Giving in the Contemporary World July-September 2008, Volume 35 Buddhism in the Face of Environmental Crisis April-June 2008, Volume 35The Many Forms of the Bodhisattva Kuan-yin January-March 2008, Volume 35 Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution October-December 2007, Volume 34 Buddhism and Bioethics July-September 2007, Volume 34 Respect for Ancestors April-June 2007, Volume 34 Self-Examination and Peace Work January-March 2007, Volume 34 Buddhism and Social Responsibility: Boddhisattva Practice Today October-December 2006, Volume 33 Buddishm in Dialogue July-September 2006, Volume 33 Religions Working for Peace April-June 2006, Volume 33 Creating the World of the One Vehicle: The Centennial of the Birth of Rev. Nikkyo Niwano

Transforming the Green-Ey'd Monster

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Transforming the Green-Ey'd Monster

5 steps to free yourself from jealousy 

Judith Simmer-Brown

Access to Insight: Buddhism and Sex

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Buddhism and Sex

by

M. O'C. Walshe

© 2006

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Preface

This is the third, further revised version of the original Sangha Guide on Buddhism and Sex published by the English Sangha Trust, Dhammpadipa, London NW3. The greater part of it also appeared in the journal Sangha. As one of the older generation, I have felt very conscious of my temerity in trying to write something on this subject which younger people might be willing to read. In this connection, I am very grateful to Alan and Jacqui James for giving me the benefit of their criticism, a task for which they are doubly qualified, being both wise in the Dhamma and at the same time much closer in age to the younger generation who may read this. But the opinions expressed here are, of course, my own.

— M.O'C Walshe
March 1975

Thinking through Texts: Toward a Critical Buddhist Theology of Sexuality

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Thinking through Texts: Toward a Critical Buddhist Theology of Sexuality

Frederick P. Lenz Distinguished Lecture, Naropa University, September 23, 2008

Buddhism For Couples | Sarah Nathali

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Buddhism For Couples | Sarah Nathali

Published on Jun 17, 2015

http://TippingPointRadio.com/sarah

Buddhism For Couples
with Sarah Nathali
If you are in a long term relationship or you’re just starting out in one or you’re somewhere in between you might be interested in a new kind of relationship wisdom, well I guess it’s not new, after all Buddhism is 5000 years old.

Surely a happy marriage for a normally adjusted couple is a simple matter of give-and-take—some patience, tolerance, and just trying to be cheerful as often as possible. There is no shortage of books providing relationship advice that can help us with these matters. But Buddhist teachings address more than just surface knowledge, and guide us to delve deeper into our psyches. I came across Sarah Napthali’s book Buddhism For Couples and was intrigued.

With an emphasis on self-compassion, Sarah’s book explains how to apply Buddhist teachings to your relationships to patch things up, hold things together, and, even on good days, scale the heights of relationship happiness. Written for both men and women, this book tackles the loaded subjects of housework, anger, sex, conflict, and infidelity, and introduces Buddhist strategies that can enrich a relationship.

Definitely a fresh approach to living as a couple and certainly an author I wanted on the show.

http://TippingPointRadio.com/sarah

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Topic: Buddhism and Relationships

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No gain

Relationships won't solve our problems, but they can help us grow.

Barry Magid