Not at all, anyone with chronic illness interested in meditation or Buddhism is welcome to use the resources here.
Although our starting point was Buddhist teachings, we are not affiliated to any religious group, have a non-denominational and interfaith ethos, and while we provide contacts and resources focussed primarily on Buddhism those contributing to Stillpoint come from a range of spiritual backgrounds.Pages
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- Monday Metta
- A very simple loving-kindness meditation
- books: Working with Illness, Pain and Suffering
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- Audio
- Books
- Buddhism
- CD
- Courses
- Creativity
- Dr Mason Brown
- DVD
- Engaged Buddhism
- Film
- Food and Drink
- Illness and Meditation
- Loving Kindness: Metta or Maitri
- Meditation
- Music
- Newsletter
- Nutrition
- one breath at a time
- Photographs
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- The Buddha
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Some of my favourite books
David Brazier: The Feeling Buddha
My first Buddhist book, written by my teacher. A book that changed my life in so many ways. (*****)Pema Chodron: When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times
Bought on a night when I really need her common sense and honesty (*****)Pema Chodron: The Places That Scare You: A Guide to Fearlessness
(*****)David Brazier: Zen Therapy
(*****)Sharon Salzberg: Faith: Trusting Your Own Deepest Experience
Beautiful....uplifting (*****)Dharmavidya (David Brazier): Who Loves Dies Well: On the Brink of Buddha's Pure Land
(*****)Ayya Khema: Come and See for Yourself: The Buddhist Path to Happiness
(****)Caroline Brazier: The Other Buddhism: Amida Comes West
(*****)Jim Pym: You Don't Have to Sit on the Floor: Bringing the Insights and Tools of Buddhism into Everyday Life
A great introduction to Buddhism from the perspective of a Western Pureland practitioner (*****)
Contact me
sujatin {at} gmail {dot} com
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31 January 2010
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