This story about a monk and a rabbi was posted on the Order of Interbeing Yahoo Group. I found it very interesting and wanted to share it with you. Later this week, I’ll have another story about a rabbi. Once upon a time, there was a monastery. The monks were old and tired and there […]
Hormone Tip from Sara Gottfried
May 6, 2014 by
This hormone tip from Sara Gottfired is really worth paying attention to. I’ve adapted this post from an email I received from her recently. It turns out that gratitude is the secret sauce that gets your hormones back on track! She is planning to send to me a few more of her brand new, secret […]
Guide to Your 7 Chakras
May 1, 2014 by
This guide to your 7 chakras was created by Carol Tuttle. It provides a basis for understanding the interconnection (interbeing) between your physical and spiritual bodies. Here are the 7 chakras as taught by Carol Tuttle. Chakra 1 : Root Color: Red Element: Earth Position: Base of the Spine Objective: Birth issues, survival patterns, generational […]
Was Einstein a Buddhist?
April 24, 2014 by
I’m wondering if Einstein was a Buddhist. These words of wisdom certainly point to a deep understanding of the nature of interbeing – the nature of interdependence. His statement, “…that we are here for the sake of each other,” is a statement that points to our interconnection with each other and our interdependence on each […]
The Manifesto by Charlie Chaplin
April 23, 2014 by
A bowler hat. Baggy pants. A comedic mustache. What’s the first thing that comes to mind? For most people, it’s the comic visionary Charlie Chaplin. And although he entertained early movie goers in silence… it was his words of wisdom that had the power to inspire. His iconic speech in the movie “The Dictator” is […]
Living With Compassion
April 14, 2014 by
As we saw recently in Worthiness, Thomas Merton was an American Trappist monk who was a friend of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, known as Thay by his followers. They met together only one time at Father Merton’s monastery in Gethsemani, Kentuckey in 1966. They were both quite outspoken against the war in Vietnam. They […]
Desmond Tutu Speaks Out For Climate Change
April 13, 2014 by
The situation with climate change is getting rather desperate. As shown last Thursday, Harrison Ford and Don Cheadle are also very concerned about climate change. See What Do Harrison Ford And Don Cheadle Know That We Should. Now Desmond Tutu speaks out for climate change. He thinks we need an anti-apartheid style of boycott of […]
What Do Harrison Ford And Don Cheadle Know That We Should
April 10, 2014 by
What do Harrison Ford and Don Cheadle know that we should? Also, what does New York Times writer, Thomas L. Friedman know that we don’t? What do Plainview, Texas, Syria, and the rainforest in Indonesia have in common? Watch this season opener of the new Showtime original series Years of Living Dangerously to find out. […]
Tapping Into Your Subconscious Mind
April 8, 2014 by
Tapping into your subconscious mind can be one of the most creative opportunities for you to get clarity about your goals and help you to overcome obstacles. Notice, I did not say, “…help you to solve problems.” Problems have a push-pull duality imposed on them by their very nature. Obstacles give you the opportunity to […]
Where Happiness Comes From
April 6, 2014 by
There have been many articles about where happiness comes from on Meditation Practices over recent months. Happiness is something we seek and some of us are fortunate enough to find every now and then. Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh teaches that happiness can only be found in the present moment. One of the songs from […]
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