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A Constructive Approach to Difficult Emotions

In many societies, emotions like anger, lust, and envy are often viewed as undesirable, inappropriate, or even signs of moral failure…

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A Constructive Approach to Difficult Emotions

16h ago

Questioning the Assumptions about the “Objectification of Woman”

The issue of the objectification of women is a topic that sparks strong, often conflicting emotions. It touches on cultural, moral, and…

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Questioning the Assumptions about the “Objectification of Woman”

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Integrating Spirituality with Sexuality: A Holistic Approach to Human Experience

In exploring the relationship between patriarchy, spirituality, and sexuality, a reader raised an important question: Why integrate…

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Integrating Spirituality with Sexuality: A Holistic Approach to Human Experience

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The Patriarchy and the Poisoning of Eros

In Beyond Good and Evil, Friedrich Nietzsche remarked, “Christianity gave Eros poison to drink. He didn’t die but became vice.”

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The Patriarchy and the Poisoning of Eros

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Pure Land Buddhism: Buddhism for the Have-Nots?

Pure Land Buddhism is one of the most prominent forms of Mahayana Buddhism, especially in East Asia. Approximately 60–70% of Chinese…

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Pure Land Buddhism: Buddhism for the Have-Nots?

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Conversation with Pi: The Psychology of Sad Songs

Ken: Can we talk about music?

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Conversation with Pi: The Psychology of Sad Songs

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Defending Modern Education

The discourse surrounding modern education often presents a divided perspective, especially when contrasting it with traditional…

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Defending Modern Education

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Is Zen a Lost Cause?

For decades, I have identified as a Zen practitioner, despite its reputation for being illogical, as famously described by D.T. Suzuki…

Nov 30

Is Zen a Lost Cause?

Nov 30

Explaining the Discrepancy in Product Quality between Chinese and Japanese Goods

The quality of products from China and Japan has long been a subject of debate, with many perceiving Japanese goods as superior to their…

Nov 29

Explaining the Discrepancy in Product Quality between Chinese and Japanese Goods

Nov 29

談自我發現與美學

藝術對我而言一直是非常個人的事，是理解自己與世界的一種方式。最近，我開始反思自己對電影、藝術和文學的品味，無法忽視一個事實：即使我是華人，我對日本文化卻有著強烈的偏好。這樣的認識讓我有些不自在，但同時也揭示了我內心深處的某些東西，以及什麼能真正打動我。

Nov 29

談自我發現與美學

Nov 29

Kenneth Leong

Kenneth Leong

Author, Zen teacher, scientific mystic, professor, photographer, philosopher, social commentator, socially engaged human

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