Sometimes you have to pivot
When we have to stop doing what we love, we may discover other ways to blossom. An audio dharma talk by Stephanie Noble
At the center of your being, you have the answer. – Lao Tzu
When we have to stop doing what we love, we may discover other ways to blossom. An audio dharma talk by Stephanie Noble
Exploring your veil with a guided audio exercise with Stephanie Noble
Reviews of a few books I highly recommend.
Yay! My short story The Homecoming is in the Fall 2018 issue of the Birdland Journal, an online publication that celebrates
Two weeks ago we talked about taking refuge and how refuge is not a place to escape to but a
At the beginning of a silent Buddhist retreat we ‘take refuge.’ This is a moment of deepening and clarifying our
Last week we talked about the Three Refuges, ‘The Triple Gem’ of the Buddha, the dharma and the sangha, or
I continue to read Buddha’s Brain by Rick Hanson, and I really appreciate learning the scientific findings of the value
I am every kind of mother — a step-mother, a biological mother, an adoptive mother, a mother-in-law and a grandmother.
Holding the world in an open embrace is my primary intention, so I’ve made it the title of this blog.