This sermon is heavily based on the book “The 5 laws of human stupidity” The Mad Millers printed only a limited number of copies of

Ce sermon est fortement inspiré du livre “Les 5 lois de la stupidité humaine”. Les Mad Millers n’ont imprimé qu’un nombre limité d’exemplaires de ce

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A key principle here is dependent origination. This fundamental principle of Buddhism states that everything arises and ceases in dependence upon causes and conditions. The

When we use such terms as “consciousness” or “mind” it often tends to give the impression that we are talking about a single, monolithic entity;

In Buddhism, one speaks of three different levels of understanding, which are sequential—an understanding arrived at through learning and studying, an understanding developed as a

Self-awareness is ranked as Level 5 information integration and above according to the following criteria: Level 0 – Inanimate Objects Note: At this level, there

Higher training in morality, in meditation, and in wisdom. The teaching on the Four Noble Truths, which was the Buddha’s first teaching following his attainment