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White Lotus Judith Ragir

White Lotus Judith Ragir

Zen Priest and Teacher

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  • Returning to Delusion
  • Circle of Woman
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  • Untangling Karma, Uncovering Infinite Wisdom
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Tag: Lojong slogans

Transform ordinary life into the path of Bodhi

I studied the Tibetan Buddhist Lojong slogans quite strongly in the 1990’s when Pema Chodron was first introducing them to a broader public. It seems they are coming back around … Continue reading Transform ordinary life into the path of Bodhi

Abandon any hope of fruition

Abandon any hope of fruition. If there is a “time” which is more than just linear, than this Tibetan Lojong slogan makes sense. If we believe solely in a linear … Continue reading Abandon any hope of fruition

The Spiritual Structure of each day

In Clouds in Water’s new design for practice period, we are emphasizing the spiritual structure of the day. What we do at the beginning of the day, during the day … Continue reading The Spiritual Structure of each day