A Guide To Spirituality: Being Versus Doing
I read a wonderful piece in Tricycle magazine today about what a spiritual life looks like. The timing for me
Final Reflections On “The Red Book” by Carl Jung
Today I finished with “The Red Book” by Carl Jung. It is impossible to explain fully its impact on me.
The Wisdom of Unreason or Throwing the Baby Out With the Bathwater
Once a monk made a request of Joshu. “I have just entered the monastery,” he said. “Please give me instructions,
The Need For Solitude
Solitude is for me a fount of healing which makes my life worth living.- Carl jung Just a quick post
The Temptations of The Buddha and Jesus of Nazareth as Metaphor
On the night he was enlightened, the Buddha sat under a Bodhi tree and sat in meditation, vowing to stay
How To Connect With Your Deeper Soul: Reflections on Carl Jung’s “The Red Book”
I’ve recently dived into Carl Jung’s “The Red Book,” which I can only describe as a work of madness or
Rewatching HBO’s “The Leftovers”
When HBO’s “The Leftovers” began to air in 2014, it was an unusually glum show, and to be perfectly frank,
Empathy as A Way of Life: Compassion (Karuna), The Second Brahma-Vihara
On to my second post about the Brahma-Viharas. You can read the first one on loving-kindness here. Now I will
Poem: “The Leeks”
(Note: I’ve had this urge to write poetry instead of the prosaic stuff I usually write, and this is what
How to Be More Loving: Loving Kindness (Metta), The First Brahma-Vihara
The Brahma-Viharas, translated by some as “sublime attitudes,” are the Buddha’s most important teachings of the heart. There are 4
