Listen to full audiobooks for free on : https://hotaudiobook.com/free Title: Julia's Joy Author: Barbara Hagler Narrator: Ricky Pope Format: Unabridged Length: 6 mins Language: English Release date: 10-24-12 Publisher: Tate Publishing Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Christianity Summary: Julia is the barn cat, and she is happy with who she is. That is, until Hope Farm gets a house cat. Why do they need a new cat? Is Julia not good enough anymore? Learn about the joy of being who God

Alan uses rats as an analogy for thoughts. When a cat (mindfulness) is present, rats (thoughts) stay away. During the bubonic plague, rats (thoughts) carried fleas (disturbing emotions) which carried the bacterial infection (e.g., depression or anxiety). Therefore, we need to treat rumination as public enemy #1. According to Tsongkhapa, we must complete eliminate rumination in order to achieve shamatha. Meditation: mindfulness of breathing method of your choice. For each breath cycle, arouse

Dear All, Just a little New Years Greetings from the Cohen Family (it's already the New Year here in Japan) ... And don't forget our New Years Zazenkai today ... All Are Welcome! RING IN THE NEW YEAR ... AND EVERY NEW MOMENT ... WITH OUR 4-HOUR ZAZENKAI ... (detail here) viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3260 Gassho, Jundo, MIna, Leon and 'Tin Tin' the Cat Visit the Forum for this topic!

Tying up the cat

Well, the cat is home from the hospital ... minus his tail, bandaged up and down. Somehow, he seems okay with it ... too "simple minded" and "dumb" to rehash the past, worry about his limited future, his options, to be traumatized by the drama, concerned about his scarred looks, to mourn for his missing tail. He just sits with it all ... and purrs. Oh, what we might learn from poor, dumb animals! Where did the cat's tail come from, where did it go? Visit the forum thread here!

Hello Everyone! Tonight we are very glad to bring you William Woollard reading Chapter 7 from his book, The Reluctant Buddhist. The chapter is all about Karma, and its a very interesting listen. As usual we have global shout outs as well as a beautiful poem from Kim Seagrave in Australia. We play "Love is not Wasted" from the imminent Howard Jones album, Ordinary Heroes which debuts on November 3rd this year. We also play one of our favourite bands, they are Cat Malojian from Northern Ireland, a

We have been working on tonights show for a long time. SGI-UK asked us to help them put a show together about their view of the spirit of study within SGI-UK. Subjects include: A brief explanation about Nichiren Daishonin's BuddhismAn explanation about SGI-UK's Study programA dialogue on going through the study programExperiences from new members and old about taking the study exam. Finally we have some shoutouts and some great music from the one and only Cat Malojian. On tonights show we play

This segment discusses the Buddhist perception of reincarnation. Discussion includes the Six Levels of Existence (Gods, Demi-gods, Humans, Animals, Hungry Ghosts, and Hells), and how the essence flows between these levels. Guest Pamela Nations Weissman, a holistic medicine practitioner and student of Buddhism, talks about human to animal reincarnation and how llamas (learned Buddhist teachers) can identify reincarnated persons. She concludes the show with her own experience of a beloved pet dog

Teisho on Hekiganroku Case 63 given by Genjo Marinello on the third day of Summer Sesshin, 2008, Seattle, WA, ChoBoZenJi.

This podcast answers a student's question about how yoga can help you maintain a healthy weight - and then addresses the more important question of how awareness practice can help you befriend your body exactly as it is. Includes a 20-minute guided breathing and meditation practice, and a guest appearance by my purring cat.Take care,Kelly

(Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge) (PERSONAL CAT) Paying attention to volitional formations and consciousness helps us to understand the selfless nature of this body mind process. Ends with a short guided meditation.

(Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge) (PERSONAL CAT) We name, label and categorize experience through the process of perception. These perceptions are conditioned & therefore can be distorted. Learning to let perception do it's function & not to identify with it.

(Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge) (PERSONAL CAT) Paying attention to the pleasant, unpleasant or neutral aspect of experience brings us right into experience before we react through likes & dislikes. This helps us to break the cycle of becoming.