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IN THIS NEWSLETTER: • From The Wisdom Seat • The Wisdom Seat Events • Programs To Consider • Wisdom's Melody • A Teaching Lojong Slogan # 59: Don't Expect Applause Recently this Lojong or Mind Training slogan spontaneously arose in my mind. Why? Maybe because Wisdom Seat offers a class on Lojong? Maybe because I haven't really practiced these slogans deeply for a while? More likely because I haven't heard applause for a long time? No - Why not slogan # 1 "First train in

Interview by Joanna Rotte, Sky Lake Interviews series View this episode's page on Libsyn Michele Martin has two graduate degrees in literature from Yale University and has been a Buddhist practitioner in the Karma Kagyu lineage for over forty years. She is a founding board member of the Tibetan Buddhist Research Center and has spent more than thirty years studying with and translating for Tibetan lamas in Nepal and India. She is the author and translator of Music in the Sky:

IN THIS NEWSLETTER: • From The Wisdom Seat • The Wisdom Seat Events • Programs To Consider • Wisdom's Melody • A Teaching The Martial “Art of Love” In the “Art of Love” Aikido Master Morihei Ueshiba reveals an astounding truth: to perfect any martial art, the warrior must learn to love. Such teaching seems so counter intuitive. One would think that to master Jujitsu or Samurai disciplines of Kyudo or Kenjutsu, a warrior would need to master restrained violence, disciplin