Buddhism can be taught in many ways. On one path, there’s a rigid, rational approach where strict adherence to precepts and lengthy, unwavering meditations are the norm. Here, even a minor movement can be seen as a lapse in discipline. In contrast, another path revels in intuition and spontaneity. It’s a world where enlightenment might come in a simple, yet profound moment — like gazing at a flower or the accidental dropping of a…
