“In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few.” ~Shunryu Suzuki There’s a phrase in Zen Buddhism known as “beginner’s mind.” I’m not a Buddhist, but I love that in any moment, all of us can be a beginner. We can ignore the thoughts that constrict, judge, limit, and define. ...Read More
What to Do with Sticky Patterns
"Someone, who has realized the Truth of what he is, rather than what he has been conditioned to believe he is, will be smiling in every cell of his being. It is infectious." ~ Mooji A powerful insight is illuminated when we realize how much our conditioned patterns interfere with our happiness. Many of these ...Read More
Ease and Flow in Uncertain Times
“If uncertainty is unacceptable to you, it turns into fear. If it is perfectly acceptable, it turns into increased aliveness, alertness, and creativity.” ~Eckhart Tolle Who would ever have guessed that we would get a crash course in uncertainty? Well, here we are. A global pandemic, the health of everyone in the ...Read More
What to Do with Pesky Thoughts
“All the things that truly matter—beauty, love, creativity, joy, inner peace—arise from beyond the mind.” ~Eckhart Tolle “If only my mind would give me a break.” “How do I get these thoughts to stop?” These are some of the frustrations I hear every day from people trying to find peace from their thoughts. What ...Read More
Healing at the Source of Shame
“Nothing makes us so lonely as our secrets.” ~Paul Tournier The more I speak to people on the spiritual path, the more I become aware of the hidden shame that many of us carry. We’re ashamed of our bodies, our thoughts, and the feeling that we’re odd, defective, or abnormal. Shame is a form of secret suffering ...Read More
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