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Tag: Buddhist
Anavah: The Goldilocks Balance of the Soul
In Jewish mystical thought, Anavah—often translated as humility—is not about shrinking or hiding. Nor is it about puffing oneself up … More
Spirit in the Wind, Flame, and Form
Spirit in the Wind, Flame, and Form When a fire spreads from one tree to another, the flame itself doesn’t … More
Contemplation on the radiance of joy
Contemplation on the Radiance of Joy This afternoon, sitting quietly, waiting for Amy’s yoga class, I found myself drawn again … More
The Puzzle of Breakfast
The Puzzle of Breakfast This morning at breakfast, I played with flavors like a child exploring a box of colors—almonds, … More
Life’s Mystery and Unfolding Happiness
The mystery of life is like an ambulance quietly parked on the sideline of existence. It doesn’t rush in. It’s … More
The Art of Riding the Flow: Embracing Life’s Currents
Riding the Flow I sit, and the stories begin to stream through me. Each one, its own current—news, weather, memories, … More
Trump, Musk, and the Market Crash
Trump, Musk, and the Market Crash(A Cat in the Hat–Style Poem) Trump walked in with his grin so wide,“Let’s take … More
The Spaciousness of Awareness: Insights from Meditation
There’s a curious moment that arises in meditation, or even in daily life if you’re paying close enough attention—a moment … More
The Art of Observing: Discovering Inner Calm
Sit for a moment and watch something move. Leaves in the wind, a candle flame, ripples in a puddle. Let … More

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