Cambridge Insight Meditation Center
Speech occupies a large portion of our non-formal practice time. There is such potential for speech to create harm, while also being an avenue for kindness, clarity, and truth. Because of this, it behooves us to pay close attention to what we are saying and why we are saying it. Fortunately, the Buddha gave clear …
These articles come from our monthly newsletter teachings and feature wonderful, brief reflections on Buddhism and practice in everyday life.
I have a handheld compass that is about 40 years old. You know the kind, with the little, …
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For the past 40 years, CIMC has been the heart core of my beloved community. We opened our …
Dharma practice is often described as swimming upstream or going against the grain. Based …