Justin Jacoby Smithfirst, last, last, first loveA couple of years ago I regularly led loving-kindness meditation with a neighborhood group at the old LSC.Feb 6, 2018Feb 6, 2018
Justin Jacoby Smithpeace underneath the painOne of my favorite passages in the whole of the Buddhist tradition is a line from a first-century scholar-monk named Chandrakirti. In a…Jan 31, 2018Jan 31, 2018
Justin Jacoby Smithgotama’s path between extremesthe Buddha’s sacrifices on the road to enlightenmentSep 22, 2017Sep 22, 2017
Justin Jacoby SmithThose Things Last Forever Y’KnowI got a tattoo today. It’s a monk with a few piercings, gauges in his ears with a lotus & the Wheel in each, and a phrase in Pali — the…May 11, 2017May 11, 2017
Justin Jacoby Smith8 Addresses to John BerrymanA Sober Reading of the Late WorkFeb 7, 2017Feb 7, 2017
Justin Jacoby SmithMaking The Road Is Hard on the Feet, Pt. 2One Road With Many Lanes, or, Uses of a Wind TunnelSep 19, 20161Sep 19, 20161
Justin Jacoby SmithMaking The Road Is Hard on the FeetAn Analysis of Division from Inside A Movement OrganizationSep 19, 20161Sep 19, 20161
Justin Jacoby SmithGood Friends & Sublime StatesImagining A World Built on the Brahma ViharasMar 13, 20161Mar 13, 20161
Justin Jacoby SmithWhen you’re next at the beach, look out at the water. What do you see in that landscape?Nearest the beach is a muddy muck, a waterlogged sand trap that will swallow your feet and freeze you in place if you’re not careful. Look…Feb 25, 2016Feb 25, 2016
