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Put the goat cheese, cream, olive oil, and wine in a food processor (or mix in a bowl with a wooden spoon). Pulse just to blend. The mixture should be spreadable; if it's too thick, add 1 or 2 tablespoons more cream and pulse again. Season with salt and pepper, pulse again, and taste, adjusting the seasoning as necessary. Reserve 1 teaspoon of the herbs for sprinkling, add the rest to the processor. Add 2 teaspoons of the lemon zest. Pulse once more to blend.
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Buddha: "Our Enemies are our Greatest Teachers."
Here's a Spiritual Value for us:
The difficult Keep your Friends close, + your Enemies Closer Principle.
In an increasingly polarized partisan atmosphere, Agreeing to Disagree—with Respect is vital to our democracy.
These days, even bleeding-heart liberals are filled with hatred for the Palins and Rushes of the world.
This post is inspired by a little blog I put together today about the Harvard Business Review's "The Dark Side of Social Media," which discussed how Sarah Palin was adept at using the sound-bite, 140-character culture that social media embodies to insult and denigrate, not just build and inspire.
But a funny-thing happened on the way to the forum: I titled the article rather blandly: Sarah Palin: Mistress of Social Media, by way of discussing her prowess on Facebook and Twitter and discussing how technology, like any tool, can be used to unify and uplift, or divide and conquer.
On our Facebook Page, within an hour, there were 15 comments (there are now twice that) saying things like "I can't stomach anything about that woman, not one word out of her ignorant way below average intelligence racist mouth….just sayin'!!! what!!?? Wait why is she on Elephant Journal ??? Nooooo! , say it ain't so, I hate seeing her face…"
Which is understandable.
I, personally, am no fan of Sarah Palin's—though I am a fan, literally, of her Facebook Page (it's useful by way of keeping track of what she's up to). I do regard her as a force to be reckoned with—a generally skilled manipulator of "the common man."
The reaction to my blog reminded me that, more and more, it's difficult for all of us (myself very much included) to listen to "the enemy." Why, a few months back, I tried watching Fox for a few minutes—it was painful. I literally had to turn it off. It was like sitting down with Iago for a pleasant conversation about Othello and his lady—everything was subtly twisted, and venemous.
But in his recent Commencement speech in Michigan, President Barack Obama urged all of us, on both sides of the aisle, to stop listening to those we already agree with. To stop nodding and preaching to our own choirs. To mingle:
"If you're someone who only reads the editorial page of The New York Times, try glancing at the page of The Wall Street Journal once in awhile," he said. "If you're a fan of Glenn Beck or Rush Limbaugh, try reading a few columns on the Huffington Post Web site." Mr. Obama has followed his own advice, a White House spokesman said afterward, and tunes in to his critics on the cable television channels, particularly when he has time during travel on Air Force One.
"It may make your blood boil," the president said. "Your mind may not often be changed. But the practice of listening to opposing views is essential for effective citizenship." …for the rest, click over to the NY Times.
A few years back, I had the honor of interviewing then-Representative, now-Senator Mark Udall. I've always been inspired, as I was again that day, by his "agree to disagree" philosophy. He said, that said, "I can get much more done for my causes if I have a history of respect and working with my opponents. They're good people. We can agree to disagree." I'm paraphrasing—you can read the conversation here.
And that's the kind of country I want to live in, and help protect, and see my future children grow up in and be inspired by. The more we mix and mingle and get to know one another, the harder it will be to hate one another. Hate is not a virtue. Respectful disagreement, on the other hand, I'm all for. And that's how I feel about Gov. Palin.
Atisha, the great Indian Buddhist teacher who helped bring Dharma to Tibet, is the star of a famous story about the Enemy Principle.
He'd heard lots of good things about the Tibetans: how they were sweet, mild, gentle, peaceful. Since he was going there for a long time, traveling around teaching, he brought along a "tea boy" with a horrible, vicious, divisive personality.
Asked why, he replied that he needed some obstacles, some enemy, to work with. Otherwise his Dharma path might not progress, things might be too smooth and easy and tractionless. Our enemies are our greatest teachers, he said. They're the ones who expose our lack of patience and compassion, and inspire us to work harder to become truly gentle warriors for peace. Again, I'm paraphrasing—story is here.
So, our enemies are our greatest teachers. I'll try and watch a little Fox News. Climate Change deniers, try to go a week without calling Obama socialist?
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26 Responses to "Buddha: "Our Enemies are our Greatest Teachers.""
I accept Sidharta Gautama, The Buddha, The Tathagata.
I refuse Devadatta, the great enemy of Buddha.
I refuse Mara, the greatest enemy of Buddha.
I accept Sidharta Gautama, The Buddha, The Tathagata.
while I totally agree with what you say, there is a point where we move from listening and compassion to idiot compassion. I work with homeless and street involved youth and listen every day to the comments of "let them rot, throw them in jail, NIMBY, they choose to be there, lazy useless bums", the list goes on. There is much to do to educate and to let go and trust the basic goodness in others will abound. And then there is Sarah Palin and the Fox shows. That is the point beyond where self exposure becomes unhealthy in the same way as exposing oneself to Typhoid infected water is unhealthy. Yes, I know that means I have much more to let go of and learn, but instead of drinking the poison energy and sickness of these people, I choose to dig a well for clean water for all. Maybe when I share the cold, clear well water with the Palin`s of the world, goodness will enter and grow. Seems like a healthy compassion for all.
I agree with all of the above mentioned and as Waylon writes in his article, "the more we mix and mingle and get to know one another, the harder it will be to hate one another. Hate is not a virtue"… Having said that, I for one believe that whatever we put our attention on will grow stronger in our life… and I for one rather put my focus and energy on the positive contributors to our world than the opposite…
"An enemy repaying your good with bad makes you progress in your practice.
His unjust accusations are a whip that steers you toward virtue.
He's the teacher who destroys all your attachment and desires.
Look at his great kindness that you never can repay!"
–Jigme Lingpa
In the end, the problem we face is the effect of the karmic illusions we accept as reality.
The world is awash in the re-enactment of past karma. The real enemy, always close, is the monkey mind that causes us to leap about screaming at the top of our lungs at the dangers we perceive in the jungle.
At an introductory level, the task is evaluate the different players according to the freedom for the individual they advocate.
Only the individual becomes enlightened. Only the individual achieve cessation of attachment. Only the individual achieves salvation. And only the individual acts — either as a self-aware being or a mob-directed robot.
Thus, what is good about Palin? Anything that opposes the imposition of chains on other humans. What is good about a social justice activist? Anything that removes the chains from an individual.
If government seeks tyranny over citizens, it is to be resisted. If government seeks freedom for its citizens it is to be supported.
Who is my enemy? The person who seeks to chain me so that I cannot achieve enlightenment. Who is my friend? The person who helps me achieve cessation of attachment and enlightenment.
I think this is a great subject, Way. I'm glad you brought Sarah Palin to Elephant, even though I'm not her fan… We can learn from the people who turn us off!
Woah, that's weird! I just posted a vlog here on this very similar topic, Waylon:) Somethings in the air we're both sniffin'. http://www.elephantjournal.com/2010/05/growing-fr…
maybe this is why i like texas so much. i have learned a lot living here….
Thanks for this post. I read the comments to your earlier Palin post with interest, as I've been thinking a lot about this same idea lately. My husband watches a little bit of everything (MSNBC and Fox and CNN, etc.) because he wants to hear it all and then decide for himself. I've never been able to watch any more Fox than Jon Stewart shows, but I do think there's value in trying to understand what the other side is saying and where they're coming from.
That said, it would be much more productive if it were a two-way street, and much of the time I don't see a lot of respect coming from the other side. There were definitely times during the healthcare debate that I wondered why on earth President Obama kept trying to work in a bipartisan way – it seemed so naive and futile. But I do believe we should "be the change," and I guess that's at least partially the point of this for me. And I do believe our enemies can be our greatest teachers (well, I believe this theoretically; in all honesty, I'm probably not 100% on board with this yet in my own life!).
Love this post! As a newbie yogini, I try to dedicate one practice every few months to compassion for someone who makes my blood boil. Sarah, Rush, Glenn and others have been the focus of my attempts to feel genuine compassion for someone who appears to be the mortal enemy of something I care deeply about. Even they had mothers, even they have value and are worthy of compassion. The calmness I gain allows me to engage with compassion, and a steady mind when faces with those I disagree with. Bitter medicine, to be sure, but I think it allows me to demonstrate the change I want to see in the world. So, to the lunatic fringe, I say – Namaste.
Our enemies are indeed our greatest teachers. We can learn patience, compassion and forgiveness. Even though it is often that we only realize this in hindsight, it is also true that the more often we can forgive, feel compassion and learn in other ways, the easier such practice becomes. Unfortunately for many people enemies remain enemies and nothing is learned. Instead self-righteousness and hatred are reinforced and practised over and over again. http://www.mindfulstrategies.com.au http://ww.thinklessbemore.com
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excellent post!!!! I have always said you can't discuss a topic if you don't know what the "enemy" is thinking. I also coached speech and debate and this was a great way to practice this as for LD debate you had to know both sides becuase you wouldn't know what side you were speaking for…it was so amazing to see how kids would learn so much more when they had to argue for soemthing they didn't agree with…remembering that love and respect doesn't mean agreeing or giving up on working towards improving things…But I swear sometimes we get so caught up in sides that we forget we all want the same things.
I have often said you can only make a change from within…and that is true for self change and for changing the status quo— if you are too diametrically opposed and shut down before you hear both sides you can't facilitate change.
I had to face this as a reality when I realized a lot of tea party stuff WAS what I beleived…WHAT?? had I written it ALL off becuase of anger or bitterness I couldn't have seen where we could meet and when we meet in the middle we can grow.
PS HOWEVER — if you aren't in that frame of mind and watching Glenn Beck will make your blood pressure rise let it rest…we don't always have to push ourselves all the time…I'm only allowed to "HUFF" once a week, and I can only read accounts of glenn beck or take him in small doses, this is for the benefit of those I live with that felt it was better for my health
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Waylon, Great article! I really enjoy the work you are doing with the Elephant Journal. A great combination of Mindfulness with your own flair. Thanks for keeping us informed as well as entertained. All the best, great happiness & peace to you & your readers! Cindi Silva
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I was terribly verbally attacked in front of my home on Friday. I kindly (really!:)) signalled to a speeding minivan to slow down while driving in front of my home, and a man jumped out of his car and attacked me for gentrifying his neighborhood.
but it went much much farther. he screamed at my 3 year old calling him the spawn of satan cracker piece of shit, and attacked us for all kinds of things that we have nothing at all to do with. Because I am white he blamed me for events in the neighborhood that are actually hurting my family, too. He accused me of having been sent by the devil to destroy him and he accused me of bestiality (please use your imagination here). I was called cracker bit*h more times than I could count. He tried to punch my husband.
Up until Friday I had never had hate speach directed at this way, and actually, I have never seen such intense racial anger. It was like television violence. and it was extremely hurtful to have this strongly directed at my 3 year old boy.
Could you guys tell me how to frame this so I can understand how he is my teacher? I am (obviously) far too close to this to really understand how he can help me– right now I feel a ton of negative stuff and a desire to protect my family.
I need some good buddhists to frame this up so i can understand how this applies:
"An enemy repaying your good with bad makes you progress in your practice.
His unjust accusations are a whip that steers you toward virtue.
He's the teacher who destroys all your attachment and desires.
Look at his great kindness that you never can repay!"
–Jigme Lingpa


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Swallowing a Donkey's Eye
ChiZine Publications, 2012 - Fiction - 337 pages
Join Farm today! It's only six years of your life! Farm is the mega-conglomerate food supplier for City, populated with rabidly bureaucratic superiors, antagonistic and sexually deviant tour guides dressed in chicken and duck suits, and farm animals illegally engineered for silence. City is sprawling, technocratic, and rests hundreds of feet above the coastline on the creaking shoulders of a giant wooden pier. When the narrator's single mother, whom he left behind in City, falls out of contact, he fears the worst: his mother is homeless and subsequently to be deported under City to the Pier. On his desperate search to find his mother, he encounters ecoterrorists wearing plush animal suits, an election that hangs in the balance as the City's all-powerful Mayor is infatuated with magic refrigerators and outlaw campaigns, and a wise-cracking, over-sexed priest who may or may not have ESP, but who is most certainly his deadbeat dad. Whether rebelling against the regimented and ridiculous nature of Farm life, exploring the all-too-familiar and consumer-obsessed world of City, experiencing the all-too-real suffering of the homeless in Pier, or confronting the secrets of his own childhood, Swallowing a Donkey's Eye's narrator is a hilarious, neurotic, and rage-filled Quixote searching for his mother, his own dignity, and the meaning of humanity.
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As a nurse and soon to be someone getting my first piercing, I found this book to answer all my questions. This was written by a true arties, and love for her work. The advice made me feel comfortable in doing this. WE as nurses read a lot of medical books, and use it to advice our patients, this is the one and only book a would recommend to anyone thinking of getting a piercing. It is clear and gives something no other book does. It gives you the time it will take to recover, what size you will need, care for the site, and so much more. I'm glad I turned to her for my answers. This is well written book, and easy to understand. I give this my highest praise, and feel this book belongs with the best of medical book. Elayne Angel, even the Greek physician Hippocrates who is known as "the father of medicine" would agree, you are a true practitioner. Bravo!
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To call this book "the definitive guide" is an understatement. This book shall remain the definitive guide for the next hundred years. As a piercee and a piercer I can say with honesty that there is nothing that I know that isn't in this book. Against it's intended use, this book is an invaluable tool for any body piercer to further hone their skills and gain a better understanding of many details that commonly get ignored in the industry.
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This is by far the best book out there on piercings. Elayne has covered every aspect from history to aftercare. If you are new to this or just want to read a great book on the subject, I highly recommend this one. The very best part for me was the descriptions of different piercings and the section on locating a competent piercer. If you are considering a piercing (or more) please get this book and read it completely so you are able to make good informed decisions. Knowledge is power! Thanks Elayne for putting the information out there for us!!
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This book is an extremely valuable asset to any bookcase. It is very thorough in explaining all of the different aspects of piercing including aftercare, and how piercings affect your everyday life. Angel has done a terrific job in providing what is, in my opinion, the most comprehensive, and complete book dealing with piercings.
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Doctors and nurses educate yourself! The Piercing Bible, Definitive Guide is excellent source. As a RN, I have worked in our emergency department and I prepare patients for surgery. I educate my patients and colleagues regarding body piercing. I have found Elayne Angel to be my educator. Her extensive knowledge and professionalism have given me the tools to better teach others. I quote from her book, and try to help remove the stigma associated with people who choose to adorn their bodies. I HIGHLY recommend this book to ALL, but also encourage my fellow healthcare professionals to be informed!
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In the Hilary Caine Mysteres, MJ Elliot, known for his adaptations of classic Sherlock Holmes and Father Brown programs created an original comedy mystery series for Jim French Productions in Seattle.
It's the 1930s and Hilary Caine (played by Australian Karen Heaven) works as the house detective for the tabloid Tittle Tattle Magazine. She goes and solves crimes and they tell the true story (or something approximating the true story) in the pages of the tabloid Tittle Tattle magazine. She usual assists Inspector Julius Finn (Randy Hoffmeyer) or is it the other way around?
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We want to give you a summary of our trip to Tanzania this last month. We were in the Katavi region of Tanzania which is on west side of the country, south of Kigoma, along Lake Tanganyika.
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We also helped build 7 small bamboo bridges across mud holes and small rivers on the road to Ugaraba and Kashaguru. We did this for about 1 week of our trip and worked alongside men from Ugaraba.
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I don't understand how Win can look more weird with relatively normal hair.
Mick has gone from looking old to looking dead.
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I'm guessing Will is off playing family man with his good lady. Tim I don't know about. Haven't seen it yet, was good stuff?
I was considering getting a Win Butler type haircut the other day. I passed. Crisis averted.
Oh hey, album next year. I've been slacking terribly on my internetting this year.
As far as I know, Mercury just does their UK stuff.
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The Environmental Protection Agency released a draft report yesterday on fracking in Pavillion, Wyoming. To educate myself on the process, I googled fracking, an innovative way of drilling for oil:
The practice called hydraulic fracturing is aimed at improving the productivity of oil and gas wells. It involves pumping pressurized water, sand and chemicals underground to open fissures and improve the flow of oil or gas to the surface.
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Believe it or not, Norway is out of butter. Like seriously. According to Reuters, they've got none. Zero. Zilch. Null. Hilariously, it's all because of a fad diet that demands people to eat more fat. You can't make this stuff up!
I mean, I don't think I ever been to a restaurant that's been out of butter. How does a fracking ENTIRE COUNTRY manage to spread through its stash? Your country is an inspiration to ours.
As with all things wily, I stopped and read about the ridiculousness of Norway running low on their butter supply. This is serious and not a joke. Butter is selling for four times the usual price, per the article. $13 for 250 grams of the yellowy goodness. Wow-zah.
Anybody got a refrigerated boat? We can fill it with golden bars, sort of like a floating Fort Knox. Wait! What is the USS Ronald Reagan doing right now? Does she have time for a humanitarian mission?
Okay, enough on the buttah. Back to fracking. The process is in the news because, as stated earlier, the EPA just released a draft of their upcoming report. On fracking
butter. Just fracking. Not on butter:
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency draft finding that it may have detected groundwater pollution resulting from a controversial technique that plays a huge role in modern oil and gas development isn't settled science yet.
Nor is it settled politics, especially where hydraulic fracturing has been opening up vast new oil and gas reserves and creating economic opportunities that might not otherwise exist.
And so the debate over fracking is likely to continue.
The Freepers (Free Republic) are all over the EPA's recently released report. As is the energy business:
The agency also stressed that the findings are unique to Pavillion, where fracturing has taken place both in and below the drinking water aquifer and very close to drinking water wells — conditions that are not common elsewhere in the U.S. The region has been home to oil and gas drilling since the 1950s, and some of the 169 gas production wells in the area were fractured at points just 1,220 feet below the ground.
By contrast, in South Texas, energy companies are extracting natural gas from the Eagle Ford shale formation at depths ranging from 4,000 to 14,000 feet below the surface.
Texas Railroad Commission Chairman Elizabeth Ames Jones noted that "the geology of Texas is different."
"Hydraulic fracturing does not go on close to the surface here and it would be impossible to migrate up from miles below the earth to a water table," she said. Already "stringent rules on well construction" in Texas ensure "there is no reason to apply this EPA finding" in the Lone Star State, Jones added.
Some mention that fracking is a possible cause of earthquakes. Texas Governor Rick Perry signed a bill that required oil frackers to disclose the chemicals used. And other states, such as the now-fallow Marcellus Shale fields in Pennsylvania, drilled by Encana, have to be taking note of this news.
As for me? I am not sure. I tend to be skeptical of environmental nuts. I've read of the political axe that the EPA grinds. But I am also a conservationist. And I want to see us use our natural resources wisely. What I do know: all this talk of butter has given me a hankering for some buttery toasty magic.
For those keeping track, this is indeed my second post in two days on butter. I am quickly becoming a butter blogger. I've been accused of worse. . .


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I too carry a LCP everyday. As well as Glock 26 when clothing allows. I believe the LCP is plenty capable of stopping a persons if the the shots are well placed. Six rounds fired from 21'.Originally Posted by NJBlackBetty
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Keeping it simple...
Love the Glocl 26 but had that it's a double stack mag. Adds too much width to the weapon. Better suited for a sweatshirt. Looking into trading it in an getting a 45 or 10mm for the house. I also want to buy the LC9 or a compact 45
You guys make us Canadians jealous... we need a restricted handgun license just to OWN a pistol, and there's no way in hell it can be transported in a holster. Only locked gun cases. No carrying pistols under our jackets here...
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YIELD: Serves 4
- 1 (18-ounce) package refrigerated all-butter puff pastry in a block
- all-purpose flour, for dusting
- 2 thick slices good-quality fully cooked ham, cut into strips
- 1 heaped tablespoon finely chopped fresh tarragon
- 1/2 quantity of Chicken with White Wine and Herbs
- 1 egg, beaten
Roll out the pastry on a floured counter and, using your pie dish as a template, cut out a piece to generously fit the top. From the trimmings, cut a 3/4-inch wide strip (it can be in pieces) to fit around the rim of the dish. Dampen the edges and stick the strips in place around the rim.
Mix the ham and tarragon into the chicken filling, then spoon this into the dish. Dampen the top of the pastry strip and place the pastry round on top. Trim the edges and press down gently. Decorate the top if you wish with pastry shapes made from the trimmings, then brush with the beaten egg and make a small slit in the top for a steam hole. Either freeze or cook within 4 hours (keep the pie in the fridge).
(F) Cover the pie dish, label, and freeze.
(D) Let stand overnight in the fridge.
(C) Remove the pie from the fridge 20 minutes before cooking. Preheat the oven to 375°F. Bake the pie for 30 to 35 minutes, or until piping hot and deep golden.
From The Foolproof Freezer Cookbook: Prepare-ahead meals, Stress-free entertaining, Making the Most of Excess Fruits and Vegetables, Feeding the Family the Modern Way by Ghillie James. Text © 2011 Ghillie James; photographs © 2011 Tara Fisher. Published in 2012 by Kyle Books.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories831
- Carbohydrates63 g (21%)
- Fat51 g (79%)
- Protein14 g (27%)
- Saturated Fat13 g (66%)
- Sodium501 mg (21%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat7 g
- Fiber2 g (9%)
- Monounsaturated Fat29 g
- Cholesterol54 mg (18%)


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