A weekly essay and an illustration pertaining to the art of aware presence and the impact of awakening in everyday life.
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Nisargadatta 1
From ‘I Am That’, Talks With Nisargadatta…Recorded by Maurice Frydman, co:1973
Q: Is the search for it worth the trouble?
M: Without it, all is trouble. If you want to live sanely, creatively and happily and have infinite riches to share,...
Nisargadatta 1
Q: Is the search for it worth the trouble?
M: Without it, all is trouble. If you want to live sanely, creatively and happily and have infinite riches to share, search for what you are.
While the mind is centered in the body and consciousn...
The Garage
Sitting in the garage waiting room for an oil change in your venerable Honda Fit.
Outside, it’s raining like no tomorrow. One thing about SoCal: it doesn’t get much rain, but when it does, it doesn’t fool around. Right now, it is a deluge,...
The Garage
Sitting in the garage waiting room for an oil change in your venerable Honda Fit.
Outside, it’s raining like no tomorrow. One thing about SoCal: it doesn’t get much rain, but when it does, it doesn’t fool around. Right now, it is a deluge,...
One Mind
‘All the Buddhas and all sentient beings are nothing but the One Mind, beside which nothing exists. This Mind, which is without beginning, is unborn and indestructible. It is not green nor yellow, and has neither form nor appearance. It doe...
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Many years ago, as a novice Zen student, I took a vow ‘To awaken for the sake of all living beings.’ I no longer identify with any tradition but these writings arise from the realization of that vow and hopefully, resonate in the reader’s heart.
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