All year long, we treat time as invisibleand things as solid. The chair holds me.The wall stays put.The day passes. … More
Category: Life
Insights From a Cold Bus Stop
I’m standing at the bus stop. It’s a cold, windy day. Every gust slices through my jacket. My teeth chatter. … More
Walking The Web
I see my life as a spiderweb, its threads stretching in every direction—into past events and future circumstances. Each place … More
The Blind Spot in the Mirror
Imagine a mirror that reflects everything in front of it — trees, faces, sunlight, clutter, beauty, fear, yesterday’s argument, tomorrow’s … More
The King of the Brick and the Bread That Matters
Once upon a time, there was a King of the Brick. He was mean, clever, and cared little about the … More
Too Much Halloween Candy
This morning my body woke up first. It didn’t ask permission. It simply announced itself through a list of complaints: knee, … More
Windows And Tunnels
Just as natural gas carries an added scent so that we can perceive what would otherwise be invisible, awareness too … More
Catching This Moment
I remember those days like they were yesterday. The field stretched out wide, and the ball came off the bat … More
The Dance of Being: Embracing Presence and Flow: Who Am I?
I sit quietly and allow thought to settle, like a stone dropped into still water. The question Who am I? … More
Finding Freedom Through Confronting Inner Tension
After reading in Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche’s book his suggestion to go into conflict—into the very heart of the noise, agitation, … More

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