OLD BUDDHIST STORIES / MODERN WORRIES
A little less
to carry.
Ancient Buddhist stories, told through
Master Ease and his wonderfully human student, Baggy.
Two companions. A thousand everyday worries.One comment.
A whole week
of carrying it.
The Buddha’s image of two arrows, retold for a conversation that won’t leave your mind.
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leave the screen.
A small way to bring it into everyday life.
Yours to keep. No account needed.
A PRACTICE TO RETURN TO / THE UPCOMING APP
Let the story
find its way into your life.
Keep a story beside your own words. Choose one small thing to try, then return to notice what changed.
THE COURTYARD
Stories don’t end
with the storyteller.
What stayed with you? What didn’t? Bring your experience, or a question you would like a future story to explore. Visit the courtyard
“What did this story
bring up for you?”
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MONTH
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ORIGINAL CHARACTERS / OLD STORIESTHE TWO BEHIND THE STORIES
One carries a bundle.
The other asks why.
Master Ease
More likely to begin with a question than a lecture. Quietly funny, he helps Baggy notice the weight he has become used to carrying.
Baggy
Kind, earnest, and a little too good at overthinking. His blue bundle holds yesterday’s conversations and tomorrow’s worries.
Our characters and conversations are fictional. The original teachings and our adaptations are identified on every story page.