Recommended readings
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Two different contributions, for both Buddhist practitioners and non-practitioners, addressing the theme of death. Reflecting on this topic helps anyone experience life more fully, especially by confronting their fears.
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The central question could be: how can we ensure that artificial intelligences and robots are developed with consideration for the well-being of all sentient beings?
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Tenzin Palmo embarked on an incredible journey: she undertook a twelve-year retreat in a secluded cave in the Himalayan mountains. At over 4,000 meters above sea level, she dedicated herself to spiritual practice and deep meditation.
focus on may 2024
Happiness cannot come from setting it as a goal; it arises from the ability to appreciate the journey or, more precisely, the experience that life offers in the present moment. (...) When we are unhappy, instead of trying to become happy, we should take whatever is happening as an opportunity to encounter and overcome obstacles on the path.
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From the thought of Francisco Varela, Evan Thompson and Eleanor Rosch, enactive epistemology flourishes, bringing to light first-person knowledge where embodied experience plays a constitutive role. A fundamental text.
