Beginner's Mind (Buddhist) Zen teacher Shunryu Suzuki spoke of beginner's mind—seeing with fresh eyes, free from the weight of "already knowing." Gratitude shares that quality: we notice what we've taken for granted. The cup of tea, the sky, the person beside us—we see them as if for the first time. Thankfulness is a way of staying beginner, open and awake. "In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities; in the expert's mind there are few." — Shunryu Suzuki, Zen Mind https://gratefulday.space

Joy in Others' Good Fortune (Buddhist) Mudita is sympathetic joy—rejoicing in the good fortune of others. It's the opposite of envy. When we practice gratitude, we're already opening the door to mudita: we're happy with what we have, so we can be happy when others have good things too. Their success doesn't threaten ours. We celebrate with them. "May the good fortune of others never diminish my own happiness." — Brahma Viharas https://gratefulday.space

Elektron Monomachine unofficial firmware upgrade. Trig conditions and more... Incredible release. https://github.com/emuyia/ems-monomachine-firmware/tags

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