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The OTHER Precepts

The Other Precepts
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A Reader recently wrote:
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As someone is relatively new to Buddhism, I have read about the sixth precept of not eating untimely meals. What does this mean to a western Buddhist?
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And my response:
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We only talked about FIVE precepts, but depending on your group, there may be more. In some cases, there are as many [...]

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Podcast Episode 14: Various Short Topics

 
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Podcast Episode 14
Welcome back!  I’m Brian your host and welcome to episode 14 of the Daily Buddhism.  As always, past episodes and show notes are available at http://www.dailybuddhism.com.  Be sure to sign up for the daily email list while you’re there, because not everything always makes it to the podcast.
Before we get started, I have [...]

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Announcements on the future of DB

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The End of the Beginning?
As I do a quick mental inventory, I’m thinking we’ve covered most of what I would consider “essential basic Buddhism.”  It may be just about time to start covering more “intermediate” topics. Before we start that, I want to make sure we’ve covered all the basics. So today, I’m going [...]

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Creation And Evolution in Buddhism

Creation and Evolution
Creation occurs repeatedly throughout time in cycles. In the beginning of each cycle, land forms, in darkness, on the surface of the water. Beings who populated the universe in the previous cycle are reborn; some of them become the “new” humans in the new universe. Suffering and misery reigns. That is where we [...]

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Koan: Is That So?

The Zen master Hakuin was praised by his neighbours as one living a pure life. A beautiful Japanese girl whose parents owned a food store lived near him. Suddenly, without any warning, her parents discovered she was with child. This made her parents angry. She would not confess who the man was, [...]

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