I have always thought this post explains very well what mindfulness is all about5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Meditation
I am rather new to Reddit, so I don't know if this cheatsheet has been posted before. But I thought it was quite useful to share and keep handy. Metta🙏5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
Letting go of emotional suffering, or mindfulness of emotions... a handy chart a friend shared with me🙏5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Mindfulness
I was served a matcha creme brulee for dessert one night in Tokyo. It was absolutely delicious 😋5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
This is a picture of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore, all decked out for Chinese Lunar New Year in February last year💕🇸🇬5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
Yesterday was International Women's day and several forum members were intrigued by the story of Green Tara. This is the statue of hers that I have on my altar...5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
Talking about fake Buddha quotes, this site offers verified real Buddha quotes: https://www.realbuddhaquotes.com5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
Back in 1896, a woman pasted a picture of a Buddhist temple and a scribbled cheatsheet in her copy of Buddhism in Translations. Down the samsaric timeframe, in 2014, this became my birthday present. And beyond the ashes of dukkha, impermanence and interconnection, her memory sparked back to life🌸5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
Gion Tsujiri's matcha soft ice, with matcha cookie crumbles and a side cup of their matcha, at Gion Tsujiri's store in Kyoto Station💚5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
🌸Some sakura tea edition souvenirs, by Kyoto's Very Good Tea, Fukujuen, Mariage Freres and TWG. Plus, dehydrated blossoms to add to your tea by Fukujuen🌸5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
I share another mindfulness cheatsheet that I found on the net, and posted up my wall... So true and so inspiring💕5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Mindfulness
I found this summary of the Noble Eightfold Path, which might seem simplistic on cursory perusal, but is not exempt of some fine insights... what do you think?5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
I am just beginning to read Chuang Tzu (Kwang Tze, in my old Legge translation), so I don't know the source of this quote. But it seems to me worth sharing5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/taoism
Conscious breathing is an excellent way to ground ourselves back into the present moment whenever we feel too triggered by upsetting situations, and compelled to react rather than respond to them.5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Mindfulness
This is the cold brew I prepare: for one litre water, I use 10 gr organic berry fruit mix, 5 gr green tea (sencha or bancha), a dash of matcha and a dash of stevia leaves. It stays in the fridge overnight and is ready to drink the next day. Delicious and refreshing.5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
I recently visited an exhibition on Japanese art and culture, and fell in love with these teapots...5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
My altar may not be technically correct to some, but it is a corner for humble devotion, meditation and respect5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
I am savouring a Sencha Nichigetsu that I bought at Ippodo in Kyoto and it is absolutely heavenly 🍵🇯🇵🌸5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
Zen pretty much comes down to three things: everything changes, everything is connected, pay attention (Jane Hirshfield)5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/zen
I received a Junkincha tea with tiny specks of gold. A tea that is usually drank in Japan for New Year. The taste is similar to Shincha. Plenty of umami and mettle🍵5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
My order from Nioteas arrived today: Genmaicha, Kukicha and Bancha. Thank you so much, u/Oliver_Staerkle 🙏💕5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
Since I have began to post the Tao Te Ching, chapter by chapter, I thought it would be a good idea to show where the posts come from. The versions that are missing in the photo, come from photocopies in a folder5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/taoism
What do you think of Dwight Goddard's classical Buddhist Bible? I have had for years the 1938 edition, yet only recently began to read it. Some scholars do not approve of the accuracy of the translations, yet I find it has a quaint appeal... https://tricycle.org/magazine/still-speaking/5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/Buddhism
Several people recommended me these two books as the most authoritative versions of the Tao te Ching. Which one do you prefer and recommend as the closest in meaning to the original text? Thank you5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/taoism
When we start to feel anxious or depressed, instead of asking, 'What do I need to get to be happy?' The question becomes, 'What am I doing to disturb the inner peace that I already have?' ~D. T Suzuki5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/WayOfZen
Reading a comic about Alexandra David-Neel, while sipping some Ginseng Jade Oolong tea5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/tea
This is the 1916 translation of the Tao by Isabella Mears. It may be dated and not the best, but it has a quaint charm to it. Not my favourite translation, yet one of my favourite books 📚5yr ⋅ Horyu76 ⋅ r/taoism
