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The flame of blame
May 3rd, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Intimacy · buddhism · emotions · love · pain · relationships · transformation · wholeness
What is enlightenment?
January 16th, 2008 · 16 Comments
The following was a question received from Mary which is wonderful and brings a lot of common ideas out into the open:
Question: I’ve come across the topic of enlightenment so often lately that I’d like a clear perspective on it. I find the idea confusing because it seems to be a worthy aim for […]
Tags: Self · buddhism · channeling · love · non duality · spirituality · wholeness
Letting go
January 8th, 2008 · No Comments
The paradox of surrender is that the more you surrender to uncomfortable experiences, the more you will rest in joy. This is not truly a paradox, but merely an expression of what joy is. Joy is your natural state; a state of not resisting. Whenever there is no resistance, no matter what is the experience, there will be a quality of joy.
Tags: Self · buddhism · love · non duality · spirituality · wholeness
The essence of compassion part 2
January 2nd, 2008 · 21 Comments
It is impossible to be accepting of trauma happening to others without accepting the possibility of it happening to you. This is empathy. Denying this possibility of pain and violence to yourself may temporarily create a sense of safety in your mind, but it also disconnects you from others who have this experience.
Tags: allowing · buddhism · innocence · love · pain · suffering
Interconnectedness of being
December 7th, 2007 · 14 Comments
If you look at life like a poet, seeing beauty in the simplest things, you do not need to go anywhere to find beauty. You can see that within manure, a flower is waiting to be born. It is not in the future as an abstract concept; it is there now, in its fullest potential. Within an acorn lying on the forest floor is a magnificent flowering tree. If you listen closely, you can feel the tree whisper to you from inside the acorn, with its majestic tranquility. Within a storm inflicting damage on a community is also the breathtaking beauty of sun squirming its way through the clouds to a new dawn, bringing new energy and a re-creation of what we thought was perfect, but has new perfection to expand upon us.







