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Mindful Mothering
In Fritz Allhoff & Sheila Lintott, Motherhood ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 77–88 (2010-09-24)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Pregnancy and the First Noble Truth: Pain is Inevitable The Second Noble Truth: Pain Arises from Cravings and Attachment The Third Noble Truth: The End of Suffering is Possible, or How to Be a Feminist Buddhist Mommy Mommy Meditations Notes.
mindful mothering ‐ how feminist Buddhist practices enhance beauty experiences “Pain is inevitable ‐ suffering optional” ‐ formulation of the first noble truth of Buddhism pregnancy and first noble truth ‐ pain being inevitable pain is inevitable, meaning that life is difficult and painful sexual education, and fear and shame ‐ teaching biological facts with emphasis on risks Buddhists, simply believing pain ‐ as inevitable part of human existence second noble truth ‐ pain from cravings and attachment end of all suffering ‐ or how to be a feminist Buddhist mommy role that social scripts and conditioning play ‐ how we experience our lives as women Metta meditation, of a formal meditation process ‐ informally, focusing on our breath throughout the day
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