In Back to the Future Part II, they power the car with garbage—banana peels, cans, scraps. The machine doesn’t care … More
Tag: mental-health
Looking Without A Looker
The question opened wider. Looking out, looking in—does the vantage point actually change? When I look out, there are things … More
When Vanilla Becomes Flavor
The practice begins with something small. A door is opened and closed slowly, quietly, with attention. In the early morning, … More
Riding Now
Riding now begins to feel like a rhythm. Each moment noticed is a kind of running out— into experience, into … More
The Wheel That Carries Itself
This morning I was sitting and watching the mind move. Thoughts, reactions, small emotional shifts—each one appearing and passing like … More
Who’s Minding the Breath
Who’s Minding the Breath? Today a simple question stayed with me: Who’s minding the breath? I was practicing kapalabhati—active exhale, … More
Let Go of What You Want, and You’ll Get It
The subtle foundation of trying to get what you want is this: most of the effort goes into worrying about … More
The Bag of Masks
I started imagining one of those cake-decorating bags filled with icing. The kind with a small metal tip at the … More
Back From the Dream
Early this morning I woke up, but not all the way. I was in that in-between place—half asleep, half awake, … More
Jumping into Awareness: Embracing Life’s Ups and Downs
I remember being in junior high school, standing on the trampoline in the gym. The first time I jumped down … More

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