Aug 12, 2026 · 48 min · 11 segments
**"The BuJu Buddha"** is a Dharma talk offered at Two Hands Sangha on the oddly aligned topics of Bullet Journaling and the teachings of the Buddha, and Mahasi Sayadaw's method of Noting Practice. As…
I liked the idea of the peaceful moment of sitting there with my journal and a cup of coffee and a pen and contemplating my life and stuff like that.
But the reality of, of carrying it around everywhere and doing it just didn't happen for me.
What good does it do me if I can't use it? And so always, every time I ever tried physical journaling, I always returned to digital journaling, and that didn't go too much better because I would just forget to do it.
If I did sit down to do it, I'd feel kinda stupid because I was like, "I don't have anything I wanna say.
And I always felt very childish to write down just my random thinking at the time was...
The first time in a digital app called Gratitude, which was made by Carla White.
And, um, I was better at becoming friends with her than I was at keeping that journal, but I did it.
But later on, I used one called Day One, and that's the journal that to this day I still maintain my gratitude list in every day.
I liked the idea of the peaceful moment of sitting there with my journal and a cup of coffee and a pen and contemplating my life and stuff like that.
But the reality of, of carrying it around everywhere and doing it just didn't happen for me.
What good does it do me if I can't use it? And so always, every time I ever tried physical journaling, I always returned to digital journaling, and that didn't go too much better because I would just forget to do it.
If I did sit down to do it, I'd feel kinda stupid because I was like, "I don't have anything I wanna say.
And I always felt very childish to write down just my random thinking at the time was...
The first time in a digital app called Gratitude, which was made by Carla White.
And, um, I was better at becoming friends with her than I was at keeping that journal, but I did it.
But later on, I used one called Day One, and that's the journal that to this day I still maintain my gratitude list in every day.
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