I realize Im kind of randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to stream newly released series online?

@Saint Zyaire ehh lately I have been using flixportal. just google for it:D -leroy

@Leroy Lewis Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D Appreciate it !!

@Saint Zyaire happy to help :)

There have been many times I'm "right" but it gives me no pleasure saying I told you so either.

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I listened to half way. I cannot agree with the basic premise. There are those I know and who I love. There are those I know with whom I have not always had the best relationship. So far I agree, then there are the innumerable strangers who I meet every day and whose kindness humbles me. I look around and I see love everywhere.

Agreed :) Shoryu Bradley at Gyobutsuji Zen Monastery is also like this :) Deep Zen practice there.

Gender shouldn't matter ;)

+Jenayalynn Riojas It may be alright to find it hard. In other words, you may be discovering the place where that occurs and obtain insight into the process and outcomes of it, first. It being hard to do may be secondary to the valuable insights you obtain from attending to the idea of it and noticing the difficulty. Maybe you can keep in mind that to do the exchange in no way requires you to condone the behavior or enable it. It might be easier to consider the person and their core and needs and even motivations as the place of exchange and the behaviors as a way to see the impact and effects that they have. What suffering might result for that person due to that? Do you need to judge it, in that sense, or just recognize it for what it is? That is a place for compassion to arise, actually. There can and will be ethical problems in different situations in relation to your practice, you know. So, if you continue to practice, you make it simpler and easier for yourself to resolve them with your own, appropriate behavior and response, rather than an impulsive reaction--insights do arise naturally when unimpeded. Go easy and continue. Ask lots of questions. Tashi Delel

yep me too when through the same bull

+nikolas aylta Remember that time is empty. Don't regret your past or treat it as ignorance, merely rejoice in the fact that you are now on the path of the Sangha, which, provided you take seriously, you will never stray from until you reach enlightenment.

You replaced a bloody religion that worships nonsense for another bloody religion that worships nonsense.

Quq Balam Lol, "Believe nothing, no matter where you read it or who has said, not even if i have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense." Buddha. Does that sound like a religion that 'worships nonsense'. Buddhists don't worship anything and buddhism is a living tradition with ongoing debate, which includes scientific alterations. Do your research before you make yourself look like an idiot.

Johnny Tightlips Where does Buddha say that?

Making something difficult look so easy a first grader could understand it's something I find very enviable. I suppose each has his own preferences.

I also feel a little strange with her style. But she is only human. We all have faults and some like us more than others. (I probably ave many more than her) I do not believe or enjoy everything I hear. I take a bit here and a bit there. For me, it is much more balanced way to learn my own path with this. My lesson: learn to care. Good luck.

You might prefer the videos of Pema Chodron, also a Buddhist nun, who is older, has a deeper voice, and her own unique way of speaking.

***** Great.

***** I see your point. It is easy for us to forget what it will be like for beginners. This is not really appropriate for them. If I had started with this...I would have never of bothered looking at the precepts.

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Debra Linder .

the I is called "ego", perception of self and the world. Ego stops us from seeing the universe for what it is.

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