Be Where You Are
Be Where You Are — The wise person does not know the destination. The wise person does know where he or she is now.
Be Where You Are — The wise person does not know the destination. The wise person does know where he or she is now.
Surviving Talent — Talent is often hidden, having been repressed for fear of standing forth. There are ways to re-engage with the talent just beneath the surface.
On Being Your–you are exactly and only who you are–including what you discover about yourself–the parts tucked away
On Being Whole — it’s natural to segment ourselves, but that doesn’t make it helpful. Some ideas on wholeness.
Zen Principles: Zen and Innocence — finding a place of childlike innocence allows us to interact with life, rather than analyze it.
Essential Zen Lessons — Coming into presence is the key focus of Zen, and is accomplished in Zazen and “simply noticing. Here we begin to explore the foundations of building an “attentiveness practice.”