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Ask A Buddhist: On Grieving

While we may know intellectually that all things are impermanent and that every living being dies, most of us are shocked and anguished when the inevitable comes to pass.

Ask A Buddhist: Marriage and Attachment

Is the Noble Eightfold Path applicable to a sustained romantic love, a committed relationship?  Yes

Ask A Buddhist: Shrines in my home

The purpose of a Buddhist shrine or altar is to remind us of our objects of refuge—the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha— and also of our potential to attain Buddhahood by actualizing the Dharma through practice.

Ask A Buddhist: View of Spirits

In general, Buddhist cosmology holds that spirits are a type of living being, which appear in a variety of forms.

Ask a Buddhist: Can Buddhism Cure Anxiety?

In a word, yes. Anxiety and other mental health issues can be overcome through studying, practicing and integrating the various methods found in Buddhist teachings, such as meditation. But for people with anxiety disorders, not a temporary worry or fear, Buddhist teachings and meditation are better used as an adjunct to other therapies and treatments recommended by qualified professionals.

Ask a Buddhist: What is a Monkey Mind?

The Buddha said, "Just as a monkey swinging through the trees grabs one branch and lets it go to seize another, so too, that which is called thought, mind or consciousness arises and disappears continually both day and night."

Ask A Buddhist: Why are there so many specific rules for monastics?

To understand monastic guidelines, it’s helpful to put them in a historical context.

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