The Human Potential
Buddhism is the practice (not religion) of non-attachment.
The first teaching of Buddhism is non-attachment.
The final lesson of Buddhism is non-attachment.
Buddha’s enlightenment: non-attachment.
This is the entirety of Buddhist Dhamma.
Any further research or study is merely an attempt to comprehend Buddhism’s Weltanschauung.
About Stephan StansfieldStephan is the owner, creator, and editor of Peregrine Poise.
He is currently traveling and teaching around the world. When he is not helping others discover their true potential, he finds time to surf, read, and reflect on the important issues of living a good life.
I am still walking. I am still running. Still, I am still even at my worst. Still, I am still even at my best. Wandering still, I find poise in my mind’s peregrination. The unmoved stands behind thoughts that flicker and flee. That which is lasting longs to be noticed. A hint of your […]
Wake up. Brew coffee. Jump in the shower…jump out. Dry off. Get dressed wearing the exact same outfit you wore last week. Walk into the kitchen. Eat cereal, drink coffee, head to work. Sit in traffic. Pissed, moaning, and regretting the long, boring day ahead. “Ugh. Ugh. Ugh.” Sip your coffee. Beep the horn. […]
“Daemon est Deus inversus” (A demon is God inverted) Demons, Death, and Disease Demons, real demons aren’t the figments of our imaginations. They aren’t beneath our beds or hiding in dark closets. They aren’t the nightmarish ghouls that haunt our dreams and awaken us to a heart beating beyond the capacity of the thoracic cavity. They […]
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