Sentence examples for buddhist acceptance from inspiring English sources

But he had a Buddhist acceptance of life and its ups and downs.

Yet violence and pain streak through her art, for all its Buddhist acceptance.

Even "Moonshadow," his lullaby of Buddhist acceptance, carried with it the sting of longing for less dire times.

In a final section, called "Threnody," the three central characters are brought back like witnesses in a trial, with the chorus arranging itself both as a law court (three of them become the benches on which the three chief characters sit) and in poses of Buddhist acceptance.

Even after he sees through his delusions, and achieves a quasi-Buddhist acceptance of his powerlessness, he has nothing else to lean on, not even his Gandalfian staff, and wanders off into the night.

Confusingly, Turner asks us to believe in both the war whoop and Mil­ler's Buddhist-like acceptance of the world as it is.

In the 1990s, Dr. Linehan published a series of studies finding that a therapy that incorporated Zen Buddhist mindfulness, "radical acceptance," practiced by therapist and patient significantly cut the risk of hospitalization and suicide attempts in the high-risk patients.

Worse, he charges, they stressed a connection between Buddhist compassion and the acceptance of death in a way that justified collective martyrdom and killing one's enemies.

The acceptance by Buddhists of the teachings of karma and rebirth and the concept of the no-self gives rise to a difficult problem: how can rebirth take place without a permanent subject to be reborn?

Maybe sometimes we have to ask ourselves "where is all of this discomfort and pain coming from?" Maybe we have to, as Jessica Williams shared with me today, let it RAIN [Recognize, Accept, Investigate and Nourish], which comes from a Buddhist teacher who teaches Radical Acceptance.

A resonant theme within the Buddhist religion is that of "acceptance".