There is a flow to Nature. As humans with our self-image, we separate ourselves from this flow, and consequently, suffer and struggle. But Nature constantly reflects to us the wisdom needed to Awaken and come back into the flow.
Emptiness is a difficult to understand, and a vastly misunderstood notion, and remains an enigma. Seen from a practical perspective, why would you want emptiness? Find what emptiness really implies, and how it is a pointer to Reality.
What might a sincere prayer for surrender look like? What would it really mean to be an instrument in the hands of the Divine?
The Buddha is a universally venerated being. As such, based on our own traditions, we have conceptual imagery about The Buddha. This article probes this conceptualization, this illusion, with a radical supposition that “The Buddha is a Shit-stick.” A koan within, reveals the Truth.
In the flow of life, do you notice that, often you resist what is happening. That you are arguing with life. That you lose your calm, your grounding, your center. But life, Nature, keeps flowing. Who is left to suffer? You! Come find the importance of flowing.
You hear from religious traditions and scriptures that God loves you. Why does God love you? Find out in this heart-whisper where silence speaks.
You may be a spiritual practitioner for years. Still, do you notice the subtle undercurrent of seeking appreciation for all the good that you do? If so, you are still caught up in the drama of living as a separate-person. Find out how to be free from this subtle sickness of seeking appreciation.
Our experience of the world, of life, is shaped by our self-image. We see the world as we are. This being so, how does one approach and open the door to Enlightenment?
All species live in mutually interdependent ways in the ecosystems they are part of. Not humans. Like a virus, parasite or cancer, human wreck the ecosystems they are part of. Why is the human experience of life so full of discordance? Come and find the root cause.
As a spiritual seeker, you yearn for that one true Guru. I too have done so in my journey. But where is that Guru?
