A Person of the Way
A Person of the Way
A Person of the Way
…for Our Spiritual Practice. “Am I doing it right?” I ask this question a lot, particularly in terms of the solitary life. Maybe it’s because… Read More »A Plumb Line for Our Lives in Solitude by John Backman
Nowhere Not sure where I am. It’s is not where I thought I was. Cannot sleep. I want to be awake. As I make my… Read More »Nowhere by Zhong Fen li Bao you Di
Imaginative. Evocative. Lingering. Has Sophia Meyer-Greene tapped into our universal trait in her new flash fiction, Killing “It has to be done,” she writes. “It… Read More »Killing by Sophia Meyer-Greene
This morning the dissipating fog and its heavy dew joins a rising sun to teach me that each moment offers… Read More »This Morning
Liz and Mary Mantra May I find the peace, the calm, the strength to let go of my craving… wanting to know, wanting to… Read More »Liz and Mary Mantra, Untitled Prayer, Undertow
The Pretzel By Elliot W. Lesser Our relationship, Emmy’s and mine, is like a 12-inch long, one inch in diameter pretzel. That’s how relationships can… Read More »The Pretzel by Elliot W. Lesser
Mutiny on the Bounty: A Spiritual Remix by Rev. Yao Xiang Shakya Ignorance gives birth to Mara. Mara gives rise to armies. Buddha speaks to… Read More »Mutiny on the Bounty: A Spiritual Remix
The harm that we cause travels out from its impact. It moves deeply through us, between us. Neither space nor time halts its flow.… Read More »Reaching for the Light
The Heart of the Matter St. A. studied deeply the Wisdom teachings and discovered the body is impermanent. She learned there is no male, no… Read More »Saint A. Sits in the Field of Boundless Emptiness