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Oct 01, 2007 -
Religion can be a very sticky subject for a lot of couples that date inter-religiously.
I know many women who will only date Jewish men if they are Jewish, or Catholic men if they are Catholic, but personally, I think it's more important to date for love rather than religion. I have never been one to think that religion mattered much, as long as both people's values were respected and celebrated.
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Nov 05, 2009 -
Five years may be a short prison sentence, but that's 36 years in cat time. Way too long for Peter Koenig, a German inmate who wants to see his mother while serving a five-year sentence for armed robbery. One small, furry problem, though.
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Mar 25, 2008 -
This one-year-old Chihuahua, Conan (!), gets in touch with his inner Buddha during a meditation session in Japan. He saw a priest at the Zen Buddhist monastery praying at the altar and decided to follow suit. Call it the Tao of Pooch.
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Aug 14, 2009 -
"I think that when you actually have raw intimacy, it isn’t sex, it isn’t romance, and it isn’t spirituality — it's just a pure connection."
This is the first in a four-part series of interviews I had with Nicole Daedone, who is emerging as the leader of the slow-sex movement and who founded the OneTaste urban retreat center in San Francisco. OneTaste invites men and women to learn about mindful sexuality by participating in workshops, yoga, and (for residents only) controversial "OMing" sessions in which men stroke women to orgasm during daily morning sessions.
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Aug 12, 2009 -
You may have heard of the slow-food movement that started in Italy to counteract the rise of fast food, promote locally grown produce, and encourage meals made and eaten with care. A similar movement is taking hold in the sexual arena: the slow-sex movement. It borrows ideas from many Eastern practices like Tantra and Buddhist mindfulness but with a modern twist.
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Jul 13, 2009 -
Conventional Wisdom is a different kind of advice column. Your questions will be answered by people from all walks of life rather than by advice experts. Today, a person who believes in Buddhist teachings will offer her common sense advice to a 24-year-old looking to find herself.
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Jul 16, 2009 -
Do you have bad eyesight and a fascination with the Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan? Then you're in luck!
Friendly Planet and MIT teamed up and took more than 60,000 photographs of ancient architecture, panoramas of the Great Himalayan Range, and life-size or bigger portraits of the inhabitants of this grand Himalayan kingdom for their book Bhutan: A Visual Odyssey Across the Last Himalayan Kingdom.
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Jun 02, 2009 -
Imagine taking a morsel of food, say, an almond, and savoring it very carefully, giving it your full attention. If someone told you that doing everything you can with that kind of attention would help reduce your stress level at work, relieve bodily symptoms like back pain, and keep you from bad habits like smoking, you might think they were nuts.
Yet that’s exactly what the practice of mindfulness does say practitioners like Buddhists, and increasingly, there’s clinical research to back it up.
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Apr 27, 2009 -
Buddhists march in the streets of Seoul, South Korea yesterday to prepare for Buddha's 2,553 birthday. The streets glowed with lotus lanterns, symbolizing Buddha's enlightenment.
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May 29, 2008 -
Sharon Stone has become a bit of a Karma Chameleon, and apologized for her statement that the earthquake was China's Karma coming back to haunt them.
She said, "Due to my inappropriate words and acts during the interview, I feel deeply sorry and sad about hurting Chinese people." She's been removed from Dior ads in China following the incident.
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