2009/12/20 
I thought I’d do something different and fun in this post, and take a look at probably the most beloved images in Zen Buddhism. Known as The Ten Ox-herding Pictures, they have been the source of endless commentary and inspiration in Zen since at least the 12th century. From the first time I saw them, […]
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Tag Archives: deluding-senses
May All Beings Be Happy
- Looking at the Ninth Zen Precept-I Do Not Indulge In Anger
- True God, True Buddha
- Now-and-Zen-Are you still carrying her?
- Ajahn Brahmavamso teaches Loving-kindness Meditation
- The Difference Between Compassion and “Idiot Compassion”
- Practicing the Middle Way-not too much, not too little
- Mindfulness of Breathing-The Anapanasati Sutta
- Healing the Body with Mindfulness of Breathing
- Buddhist Forgiveness-When We Have Hurt Another-Part 3
- The Karaniya Metta Sutta and Healing Through Loving-kindness (with Music)
- Non-resistance and the Art of Resisting without Resisting!
- Don’t be fooled! There is a Way and We Can Walk It!
- The Importance of Compassion in Assessing Our Dharma Progress
- Jesus and the Buddha on Good Friday
- How Practice and Creativity Can Open Up Your Metta
- Celebrate World Day of Metta!
- To Know the Dhamma is to Know Your Monkeys!
- A. H. Almaas on Emptiness or Sunyata
- Take Time to Be Present Before You Rush Off to Do
- The Difference Between Compassion and “Idiot Compassion”
