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Scott Tusa
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Host, Buddhist Wisdom Podcast with Scott Tusa Scott
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Cannabis, Business , Lifestyle, Personal Finance , Health, Media
Partisan politics, generic hot takes, art, fashion
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By Scott Tusa| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified Within Buddhism, love, or loving-kindness, is seen as an innate quality. Sometimes, we can describe this innate quality as our sense of basic warmth, or basic OKness. And in Buddhism, this is connected to our wider quality of buddhanature, or awakened nature. What this means is that loving-kindness is possible, because it’s at the root of both what we seek and what others seek. When we look at our actions and the actions of others, we all seek happiness. We all seek connection.
By Scott Tusa| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified Whether you’re a Buddhist practitioner, a meditator, someone interested in the topic, or you just happened upon this writing, I believe I can make the case that recollecting the Buddha holds value for you. Often, recollecting the Buddha gets relegated to a purely religious practice. But when we really look at the meaning and driving force behind it, it’s not only religious; it’s simply a way to remember a potential we all have within.
By Scott Tusa| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified Within Buddhism, love, or loving-kindness, is seen as an innate quality. Sometimes, we can describe this innate quality as our sense of basic warmth, or basic OKness. And in Buddhism, this is connected to our wider quality of buddhanature, or awakened nature. What this means is that loving-kindness is possible, because it’s at the root of both what we seek and what others seek. When we look at our actions and the actions of others, we all seek happiness. We all seek connection.
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