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Finding Compassion for Columbian Thieves
How should I feel about the fact that I was targeted? The thieves, in a menacing tone, had asked me if I was lost. Perhaps I didn’t belong in Colombia. Maybe this was all a big mistake. Should I be angry at the thieves, declaring Colombians to be terrible people?
We’re Connected
... as alone as we all are in our houses or mostly empty offices, we’re more together now than ever. Not physically of course, but we’re very much together in our aloneness
Some Kind of Fellowship
I found out what made this Buddha so unusual. It was the normalcy. He was a real guy, like me, with a similar background and similarly flawed. I found that he wasn't
Interconnection
Someone picking something spicy from a menu in China has all the Karens of the western world screaming like Xena to horde all the toilet paper in sight
An all inclusive ‘Thank You’
I haven't, however, handed out enough "thank you's" for The Unusual Buddha and how far it has come, so here we go...
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If you've followed us for the past couple of months you know Jim wrote a book earlier this year. The Practical Meditation Journal, it was a 'hell yeah' learning experience and an amazing opportunity. This guide is written by a normal person for normal people. If you're interested in meditation but without the flowery language... Continue Reading →
More About Malas
Nowhere near a sales pitch just helpful info for those looking to buy a mala
TUB Interviews Chris Malidore
This one was the very first interview Jim ever conducted. Having known Chris since the days of I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha (ICBINB), an earlier page that preceded The Unusual Buddha with less swearing lol, Jim felt comfortable that Chris would be an amazing guest and his amazing story of life as a artist and avid meditator was amazingly epic for the first run of things. Enjoy.
TUB interviews Scott Tusa
This one was and has been one of our biggest episodes on the podcast. We had the opportunity to chat with Scott Tusa a former Tibetan and New York native. If you read it out you can see the nervous shining right through. He had tons of unique insights and an interesting perspectives great guest here is the outline