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Tag Archives: Happiness
Oh Happiness
All of us want happiness, but while we become more affluent, we also seem to be becoming more unhappy than before. So what does the Buddha had to say about happiness and how we can learn to be happier? The … Continue reading
Jhana lite and Jhana like
Below is an interesting personal testimonial from a friend who had a “Jhana-like” experience: The reason why I call it Jhana- like or Jhana- lite experience (I will use the acronym JLE for the rest of the testimony) is because … Continue reading
But will it make you happy?
Found this interesting article in International Herald Tribute on consumerism and happiness. Thought I should share with all readers: But Will It Make You Happy?
The emotional(ly wise) Buddhist
Buddhism is a path that leads one to experience a greater sense of well-being and happiness. As Buddhists, we should reflect on the fact that we live in a relatively safe part of the world, enjoy economic prosperity and are … Continue reading