“Teach us to care and not to care.” ~T.S. Elliot If you tell a Zen master everything is like a dream, she will take her…
In meditation and in our spiritual life there grows a kind of trust in our capacity to open, to change, and to transform no matter…
If we do not focus on human limits and pathology, what is the alternative? There is another orientation, a way to recover our human happiness.
“With wisdom let your mind full of love pervade one quarter of the world, and so to the second, third and fourth quarter. Fill the…
Read Part One: Free From Views Such listening is never more powerful than when we sit face to face with the mystery of death.
A spacious walk through the shifts of identity that often occur as we move from the smaller sense of self into that place of loving…
(Read Part One: Envision Liberation and Justice) At a more sophisticated level, Buddhist psychology shows how training in mindfulness, integrity, generosity, and respect can create
If we are able to quiet the mind and face what is true it’s easier to envision liberation from suffering for ourselves, our community and…
Even with a teacher, there are three principles to keep in mind in working with these unfamiliar realms of our spiritual life. The first principle
