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By Eman Ali
Beginner’s Mind
is a special project from Buddhistdoor Global collecting insightful essays written by US college students who have attended experiential-learning-based courses related to Buddhism. Some of the authors identify as Buddhists, for others it is their first encounter with the Buddhadharma. All are sharing reflections and impressions on what they’ve learned, how it has impacted their lives, and how they might continue to engage with the teaching.
My curiosity about the relationship between Buddhism and economics began a year before I formally took the Buddhist Economics (BECON) course at Williams. After taking a class on Indian Buddhist philosophy in Singapore, my mind was already primed with Buddhist concepts such as