Exploring Equanimity

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“The Great Way is not difficult for those who do not cling to preferences.”

   —Verses on the Faith Mind,  by The Third Ancestor of Zen, Seng-T'san

In Buddhism, upekkha (translated as Equanimity) is the fourth Divine Abode, the 10th Parami and the 7th Factor of Awakening.

It is a quality of mind and heart and body to be cherished. In these coming weeks we will explore the nature of equanimity, and specific meditations and daily practices which strengthen it.  

 
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The Five Training Principles