http://www.onesangha.org/groups/buddhist-bloggers/forum/ http://buddypress.org/?v=1.2.9 en 5@http://www.onesangha.org/groups/buddhist-bloggers/forum/topic/favorite-buddhist-blogs/ http://www.onesangha.org/groups/buddhist-bloggers/forum/topic/favorite-buddhist-blogs/ Tue, 22 Feb 2011 17:11:46 +0000 Al Jigen Billings What are your favorite Buddhist blogs? 7@http://www.onesangha.org/groups/buddhist-bloggers/forum/topic/favorite-buddhist-blogs/topic/so-how-does-that-blogging-work-for-you-anyway/ http://www.onesangha.org/groups/buddhist-bloggers/forum/topic/favorite-buddhist-blogs/topic/so-how-does-that-blogging-work-for-you-anyway/ Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:06:13 +0000 Tylik I'm curious about how blogging fits into people's lives. Having done a fair bit of writing at other points of my life, I've been somewhat hesitant to write much about many parts of my practice because I've wanted to keep the focus on what I'm doing as I'm doing it, and I'm over apt to love my own words as it is. But I find that my teaching Chen* is changing a lot, and I'm becoming more willing to talk about whatever I happen to be working on in that context. Which has me at least considering (further) that perhaps it's time for me to grow up and get over myself. * Chen Taijiquan. Which should be distinct from Chan, but such discretion is not a major feature of my life.