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#171: "Sometimes I worry that no one will ever truly understand me..."
How does knowing myself help me know others?
Nov 10, 2023


#168: Forysthia
I'm exploring humility and growth with this illustrated poem by Jarod K. Anderson.
Oct 14, 2023


#159: "Rabbit, why don't you play for more people?"
What is the intention of expressing myself?
May 2, 2023


#154: “It's not our job to remain whole...”
What is our personal work actually for?
Feb 21, 2023


#144: "Sometimes it feels like I don't know..."
I've been re-reading some of Pema Chödrön's book, When Things Fall Apart, and so much is still so relevant in today's chaotic and...
Dec 1, 2022


#124: "Do you ever feel like you don't understand..."
From his journals published posthumously as "Keith Haring Journals," artist Keith Haring writes, "Life is very fragile and always...
Jun 21, 2022


#118: "This is my one wish for you..."
Inspired by text from "The Analects"of the scholar who in his eagerness to pursue wisdom forgets his food, in his joy forgets his...
May 10, 2022


#117: "Holding fast to what we are..."
So often, we get caught up in a narrative that have been told about us, that we tell about ourselves, that to abandon it or stray from it...
May 2, 2022


#113: "Paying attention to what is around us..."
Something that is interesting about the Western adoption of Buddhist practice is the application of mindfulness as a means to focus the...
Apr 6, 2022


#090: "Will you teach me everything you know?"
Inspired by Sadhguru, "When a child comes into your life, it is time to relearn life, not to teach them your ways."
Oct 18, 2021


#073: "I'm so inexperienced. Is there anything you regret doing..."
"One of the deepest habitual patterns that we have is the feeling that the present moment is not good enough." - Pema Chodron ✨ My son...
Aug 12, 2021


#040: "The view is quite different..."
There is a popular Chinese fable and proverb that every child learns at a young age, where a frog who, as the largest animal living at...
Jan 25, 2021


#037: "Thank you for always carrying us..."
From an early age, it's so easy to fall into the habit of comparison. We learn it from the start: big versus small, fast versus slow,...
Jan 11, 2021


#035: "It's the end of the year..."
There are many things about this year that we are ready to leave in the past, but a different perspective is one thing we all take with...
Dec 31, 2020


#032: "Yesterday, I sat with my anger..."
Inspired by a quote from C.S. Lewis. Though C.S. Lewis was a Christian writer, I love that Buddhism also teaches us that when we get...
Dec 20, 2020
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