THE HABIT OF ABSTRACTION
THE HABIT OF ABSTRACTION The “habit of abstraction” refers to our automatic and mechanical tendency to take raw experience and change it into words and then
THE HABIT OF ABSTRACTION The “habit of abstraction” refers to our automatic and mechanical tendency to take raw experience and change it into words and then
Vulnerability by David Whyte Vulnerability is not a weakness, a passing indisposition, or something we can arrange to do without, vulnerability is not a choice,
Loving Kindness In the Buddhist tradition, the term “loving-kindness” refers both to qualities of the mind and heart and to specific meditation practices that help
THE BUBBLE OF PERCEPTION THAT WE EXPERIENCE We think we can experience this world clearly through our perceptions. We think we see reality, but what
Gratitude and Grief Training as a Buddhist monastic, we rose at 4:00 a.m. I generally enjoy waking up early, but 4:00 is a stretch. I
Beyond Mindfulness – Full Flowering of Awakened Awareness Likewise, when you let go of your effort to be mindful, you can sit quietly and imagine
Power as the Central Component to the Human Experience Power as the central component to the human experience is something I am beginning to give