In Remembrance of Ming Zhen Shakya
On November 19, 2016 Ming Zhen Shakya died. This is in remembrance of her generous and fearless teachings. Thank you. Thank you, for everything you… Read More »In Remembrance of Ming Zhen Shakya
On November 19, 2016 Ming Zhen Shakya died. This is in remembrance of her generous and fearless teachings. Thank you. Thank you, for everything you… Read More »In Remembrance of Ming Zhen Shakya
A Tale for the Disenchanted Getting Out of Entanglement Here is the ticket to get out of entanglements: be ready to participate fully devoted… Read More »Be Susceptible to Dharma; That Which Holds Everything Together
We are looking in the wrong place. Our senses face outward. We first sense the external world. It is an easy mistake to think… Read More »Stop Clinging to the Stuff That Falls Apart
Double Back Again How wonderful! I received three questions and thought I would respond to them in PART III of III. Questions …is there higher… Read More »In This Field – Everything is a Story PART III of III
Double Back I received a story from soneone kind enough to send it on as a response to PART I. Here is the response.… Read More »In This Field – Everything is a Story PART II of II
The Last Resort: Hell Number 1. One evening after work, I was going to my car when I saw three kids playing in the alley. … Read More »In This Field – Everything is a Story PART I
The Sacred Lotus This flower, this small and beautiful part of nature shows us our condition. It lives in the water, muddy water and manages… Read More »Reflection on the Lotus
Summer Agnes Martin’s Work And more
Who are You? What are YOU? To see many images by the artist, Cindy Sherman, please use The Broad link highlighted. … Read More »Cindy Sherman and Identity
teeter (v.) teetering 1843, “to seesaw,” alteration of Middle English titter “move unsteadily,” probably from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse titra “to shake, shiver, totter, tremble,” from… Read More »Teetering