The Wisdom of Insecurity
We can plan, we can care for, tend and respond. But we cannot control. Instead we take a breath, and open to what is unfolding,...
We can plan, we can care for, tend and respond. But we cannot control. Instead we take a breath, and open to what is unfolding,...
Feelings are ever-present. They are a mysterious and rich dimension of our human life. But without mindfulness of them we can react automatically, habitually clinging...
Very often what nourishes our spirit most is what brings us face to face with our greatest limitations and difficulties. Every life has periods and...
We can tune into the goodness of the world that’s not always featured in the news. This is an invitation to understand equanimity and to...
Wisdom is not knowing but being. The Christian mystics instructed seekers to enter the Cloud of Unknowing with a trusting heart. The wise heart is...
One of the deepest and most demanding aspects of Buddhist psychology is the experience of non-self. Ajahn Chah said, “You have to consider and contemplate...
What aspect of ourselves has been with us before our first breath and is the last to go when we die? In this podcast we...
As your spacious heart opens, you can rediscover the vast perspective you’d almost forgotten. A spacious heart reveals the spacious mind. This is the mind...
We human beings are constantly in combat, at war to escape the fact of being so limited, limited by so many circumstances we cannot...
Aversion, anger, and hatred are states of mind that strike against experience, pushing it away, rejecting what is presented in the moment. They do not...
Consciousness is colored by the states that visit it.—Buddha “Eh,” my teacher Ajahn Chah would peer at me when I was having a hard time,...
“In a world of tension and breakdown it is necessary for there to be those who seek to integrate their inner lives not by avoiding...