Posts Tagged ‘Labels’

Calling Yourself Buddhist Isn’t Buddhist

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

One of the resounding themes in the Buddhist studies and practices I’ve taken on over the last years has focused a lot on labels, concepts, and views. The foundation of everything being emptiness, impermanence, and unsatisfactoriness.  In the beginning, emptiness was confusing and cryptic, but as I explored the titles and labels I wore, I realized I had to stop calling myself a Buddhist. Continue reading “Calling Yourself Buddhist Isn’t Buddhist” »

Everything I Learned About Labels, I Learned from My Dog

Sunday, May 3rd, 2009
Cannon

Cannon

One of the teachings in Buddhism that used to leave me scratching my head was that labels are concepts that limit us. What?

As I got deeper into my studies and mindfulness practice, understanding began to emerge through continuous interaction with my dog Cannon. He was really not the one who I expected would clarify this matter for me, but he has. Continue reading “Everything I Learned About Labels, I Learned from My Dog” »

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