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    The Game of Life: Friday January 13, 2006

    A Buddhist board game…



    Muddling Through: Wednesday May 10, 2006

    Gary Snyder, attentiveness and knowledge



    Tintin: Wednesday May 24, 2006

    The boy reporter and the Dalai Lama.



    The Machineries of Anxiety: Monday November 28, 2005

    Does our 24-hour news society merely fuel anxiety? But don’t we also have a responsibility to know what is happening in the world to which we are so intimately connected?



    Judgement and Experience: Saturday August 21, 2010

    Testing judgements against the fine-grain of experience.


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    How to find time to read more books.


    Who Knows?: Friday February 3, 2006

    Another post from thinkBuddha… But who is doing the posting? And who is doing the reading?


    Slip Slidin' Away: Thursday March 19, 2009

    Thoughts on experience


    No One Wins?: Friday July 10, 2009

    Philosophical discussion, and those monsters lurking underneath our chairs.


    Ouch!: Wednesday June 13, 2007

    Reflections upon pain.


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    Zen, Brains and Making Friends With Your Own Head: 10 Nov, 2008

    It’s a complicated business having a brain.


    Lies in Which not Everything is False: 10 Sep, 2008

    Stories – they are nothing but a pack of lies.


    The Sutras of Abu Ghraib: 30 Oct, 2007

    Aidan Delgado on Buddhism, ethics and the war in Iraq.


    Baboon: 06 Jun, 2006

    Feeling like a grumpy old baboon?


    Meditation as Unphenomenology: 07 Feb, 2008

    Meditation, cartography and the territory of the mind.