Sitting peacefully doing nothing
Spring comes
and the grass grows all by itself
-Lao Tzu
Thanks to Jon Shelness, Des Moines Zen Center, for sending this quote. Peace, Charlie
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
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Join us whenever you like in our Meditation Sittings every Tuesday, 7:30-8:30 pm, at the Friends Meeting House, 4211 Grand Ave., Des Moines (northwest corner of 42nd and Grand), and in our occasional retreats and other activities, announced by email and on our website. There is no charge. Contact any teacher with questions or issues.
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- Enlightenment: On Self & No Self
- The Role of Prayer in Buddhism
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- Living in the Kingdom of Heaven Now
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- What Is Enlightenment?
- Lovingkindness & Compassion Meditation
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- The Rendering Harmless Doctrine: A Buddhist Approach to Violence
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- Who We Really Are: Buddhist Approaches to Psychotherapy
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- A Buddhist Fable on Generosity
- Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path (Short Version)
- On the Illusion of Self and Free Will
- On Accepting What Is
- In Enlightenment, Who Accomplishes What?
- Rendering Harmless Doctrine of Compassion (Long Version)
- Buddhist Ecology of Compassion--Caring for Creation
- How to Meditate
- A Buddhist Perspective on a Troubled Economy
- A Buddhist Perspective on Health Care
- Meditation, Mindfulness, and Letting Go: What Do They Mean?
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