Category Archive: Buddhism

Bodhichitta, revisited

Bodhichitta, revisited

I reach for a favorite book to remind myself of bodhichitta. Comfortable with Uncertainty by Pema Chodron: On the journey of the warrior-bodhisattva, the path goes …

 

Double Entendre and Shenpa

Double Entendre and Shenpa

I just realized the double entendre in the title of my last post. I wrote the post about finding my edge and used the meaning …

 

Monks Rising – the Saffron Revolution

Monks Rising – the Saffron Revolution

This is the first picture I’ve seen that gives the true scope of the protests by Buddhist monks against the military junta that rules Burma …

 

Bodhichitta (the awakened heart)

Bodhichitta (the awakened heart)

Today has been an interesting day. I had an hour-long session with MM and learned information that I’m still rolling around in my brain. As …

 

A reminder

A reminder

from my email: One of the best ways to cope with the disquiet of foresight is to surrender the need to control the outcome, so do …

 

The bigger picture

The bigger picture

From The Middle Path by James Hollis, As Jung said, neurosis is suffering which has not discovered its meaning. Keeping our appointment with midlife …

 

Meditate

Meditate

Liquid Sculpture

 

Desire and Will

Desire and Will

This month’s issue of Yoga International was full of excellent articles. Perhaps they have more meaning for me because after a year off, I …

 

On the Coattails of Fear

On the Coattails of Fear

This morning, I was reading about tonglen in the book Comfortable With Uncertainty by Pema Chodron. Chodron writes: “We begin the practice by taking on the …