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Our Common Dharma: Karma is not coming for you (opens the original)
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Someone behaves badly and then something unfortunate happens to them, and we say, “Well, that’s karma.” I consider myself lucky at finding parking spaces, so I call that my “good car-ma.” In popular Western culture, karma has become a cosmic accounting department. Do good things and the universe sends you a reward. Do bad things and eventually the bill arrives. I suspect we in the West have made karma more punitive because punishment is one of the religious languages we already know. Centuries o
Our Common Dharma: If you’re not being nice, you’re doing Christianity wrong (opens the original)
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Okay, “nice” might be an oversimplification. Jesus wasn’t always nice. He overturned tables. He called people hypocrites. He said things that made religious authorities furious. So perhaps “nice” isn’t quite the word we’re looking for. But I’m pretty sure you know what I mean. If your religion is making you cruel, you’re doing it wrong. If your interpretation of scripture requires you to humiliate somebody, exclude somebody, frighten somebody or make somebody feel less human, something has gone
Our Common Dharma: Benjamin Franklin’s bare booty (opens the original)
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Benjamin Franklin was one of the most practical people who ever lived. Inventor. Scientist. Diplomat. Printer. Statesman. Yet among all his experiments with electricity, bifocals and lightning rods, perhaps his most unusual obsession had nothing to do with laboratories. Franklin believed that human beings needed fresh air with almost religious conviction. At a time when much of Europe feared night air and believed open windows invited disease, Franklin argued the opposite. He insisted that stale
Our Common Dharma: The good news about kings and queens (opens the original)
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I have been fascinated by the history of the British monarchy for most of my life. I love the castles. The pageantry. The history. The coronations. The hyper-complex protocols of deference. The extraordinary continuity stretching back through centuries. If a documentary about the royal family comes on television, there’s a good chance I’ll watch it. For years, though, I’ve found myself asking the question: Why? Why should someone like me — someone who believes deeply in democracy, equality and t
Our Common Dharma: The best spiritual teachers don’t want followers (opens the original)
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The world’s best teachers do not want followers for their own sake. They want colleagues. Successors. Equals. They hope that one day their students will no longer need them. Whether we understand him as the Son of God, a prophetic teacher or one of history’s great moral visionaries, the man we call Jesus of Nazareth embodied this exact educational style. He gathered ordinary people, taught them, challenged them and then entrusted them with the work. Long before they felt qualified, he sent them
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