One simple resolution meets all needs
Why make a list of resolutions when two words will take care of everything?
"At the center of your being, you have the answer." – Lao Tzu
Why make a list of resolutions when two words will take care of everything?
In loving memory of Connie Smith Siegel, amazing pastel artist, color theory teacher/author, dance partner, and partier extraordinaire. The other
In the previous post we looked at finding magical moments of mindfulness in the middle of everything. I offered examples
This YouTube video of two teenagers who have never seen a rotary phone before is fun and fascinating to watch.
Last week I introduced The Five Hindrances, the first of the dhammas that make up the Fourth Foundation of Mindfulness.
In our meditation practice we notice physical sensation, emotions and thoughts as well as any insights that arise in the
Last Thursday we spent more time than usual in class practicing, exploring and clarifying three aspects of meditation practice. (Blog
Walking on the ocean’s edge yesterday, I noticed huge clumps of kelp, all tangled like beached whales. This, I thought,
I have been reading Buddha’s Brain by Rick Hanson because it’s the book my class read in my absence and
Since a storm cancelled our class, I will use this week’s post to go over a few meditation techniques that