Dear Friends, In meditation today, feel free to explore any of the aspects of right view from the previous emails or from your own reading or listening and reflection. Here’s a brief meditation from Diana Clark that explores that actions have consequences:Guided Meditation on Right View (13 minutes)https://www.audiodharma.org/talks/4341 And a meditation from Jill Shepherd that explores the four… Read More »
Dear Friends, In one of his talks, Gil says, “right view is the orientation, the frame of reference, the insight into the changing nature of this life of ours.” He then gives an example, that I often notice in my own thought patterns: I might think that I’m having a lousy day. And the concept of lousy days… Read More »
Dear Friends, The first factor is called right (or wise) view, sometimes also called wise understanding. A note about the word “right” in these descriptions: it’s not a moralistic “I’m right and you’re wrong” attitude, but one of “what’s appropriate in this context”. If want to put a nail in a piece of wood, then the right tool… Read More »
