Can Buddhists and Christians find common ground in discussing their beliefs?
May 1, 2017 | Leave a replyThe meditation begins at 5:17
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This week’s question comes from Valerie, who wonders:
I would love to know how you would talk about Buddhism to a Christian who wants to understand the experience of non-duality, no self, and/or enlightenment in comparison to own their efforts towards a mystical union of all things in Christ… in which the person becomes “oned with God”… as Julian of Norwich expressed it.
What an awesome question. Thank you. Before this week’s sit, I offer some ideas.
With love,
Susan
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