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Josephine Nolan

“Yoga for the west” How Tarot can map to almost any spiritual path — including Buddhism — as meditative art. Part 2 of a series

By Josephine Nolan

Mo Dice and Mala, Bamboo Sticks, Tarot, and other “divinations” — insightful self-guided Buddhist practice or superstition?

By Josephine Nolan

Sutra on the Eight Realizations: one of the most important suttas; contains the 11 essential subjects for meditation

By Josephine Nolan

Why Reciting Buddhist Sutras Out Loud is Important; Sutras Help Us Remain Mindful of the Teachings and Disengage the “Clinging” Conscious Mind

By Josephine Nolan

Tsog dates: Happy Dakini Day — Introducing the Wisdom of the Female Enlightened Dakinis

By Josephine Nolan

Purify Karma and Accumulate Merit with Mandala

By Josephine Nolan

Initiation or Empowerment: what is it, why it is important in Vajrayana, how it helps, when you need it, how to receive it

By Josephine Nolan

Buddha: How to protect wealth, associate with virtuous friends and relate to your spouse, employer, children: guidance for lay practitioners in Sigalovada Sutta

By Josephine Nolan

The Science of Mantras: Mantras Work With or Without Faith; Research Supports the Effectiveness of Sanskrit Mantra for Healing — and Even Environmental Transformation

By Josephine Nolan

“The Mind of One Buddha is the Mind of All Buddhas”; How “Jewel Collection Refuge” Can Help You Manage Your Commitments to Multiple Practices and Yidams

By Josephine Nolan

15 Miracles and 15 Days: Chotrul Duchen, the Day Buddha’s Great Miracles: Buddha, reluctant to use miraculous powers, displayed 15 miracles to help correct the errors of six prideful teachers

By Josephine Nolan

Miracles of Buddha: With the approach of Buddha’s 15 Days of Miracles, we celebrate 15 separate miracles of Buddha, starting with Ratana Sutta: Buddha purifies pestilence.

By Josephine Nolan

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