I just came across this wonderful tongue-in-cheek mini documentary about cults which I just had to share.

Its dark approach is especially appreciated ;-)

The Boston Globe has provided this handy-dandy guide to napping. I've long been a fan of the afternoon nap. Whether you're a "lark" or an "owl" (I seem to oscillate between each) this groovy guide shows you how and tells you why.

Jackie just sent me this poster for the upcoming showing of Meditate and Destroy that DIYDharma is sponsoring.

Wicked!

You can download the PDF for printing through the link below.

I love it when I come across something that reveals a deeper truth about something that I've been familiar with for years. It happened to me this morning, inspired by this picture.

I logged on here last Saturday and immediately knew something was up because I could see that there were over a hundred people using the site (as opposed to the more typical < 10). Something was going on, so I started sleuthing...

I soon discovered that someone had posted an entry about their favourite podcasts to BoingBoing on Wednesday and someone had linked to our Alan Watts collection in their comment.

I came across this interview with Noah which I thought y'all might enjoy.

Peace out/

I am a Marxist monk: Dalai Lama - [The Buddhist Channel]

Wow! I guess his Holiness isn't planning on being invited back for another lunch with Bush anytime soon...

(btw. this is what happens when you click on the little blue "b"s that appear beside the Anicca stories once you're logged in... "b" stands for "blog about it" I'm a guessin')

I was browsing through the logs and wanted to share the list of tops referrers to this site (referrers are pages that a visitor looked at just before they arrived on our site). Without further ado, they are:

I had to share this, which was making the rounds on all my favourite geek hangouts, last week:

A friend sent me the links for a bunch of videos from a National Geographic series that feature Wade Davis exploring Buddhist psychology and spirituality. Check 'em out. (5 parts, 10 mins. each)

Part 1:

Part 2: