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Selfish, Self-aware, Selfless
Ideas for Living

Selfish, Self-aware, Selfless

Self­ish, Self-aware, Self­less — it’s not self­ish to work on your­self… it’s the only way to shift what isn’t work­ing. It’s essen­tial that we ‘get our noses on our side of the fence,’ do our work, and be real

Big Mind
Zen Ideas, Ideas for Living

Big Mind

This entry is part 13 of 13 in the series Zen 101

Big Mind — Watch­ing the mind work is how we pre­pare to live in the moment. Here are some exam­ples of sim­ply watching.

The Blame Game
Ideas for Living

The Blame Game

The Blame Game — blam­ing sit­u­a­tions or oth­ers is a great way to live a small and mean­ing­less life. Things change when we accept respon­si­bil­i­ty for our lives, and then do some­thing different.

get over it
Ideas for Living

Get Over It

Get Over It — There’s real­i­ty and what you do with real­i­ty in your head. All emo­tion comes from you not accept­ing what is right in front of you, and work­ing from there.

Non-Habitual Living and Being
Zen Ideas

Non-Habitual Living and Being

The way we view our lives, and ‘real­i­ty’ is not true. In fact, it’s sim­ply an uncon­scious habit. Learn ways to rec­og­nize habit­u­al think­ing and behav­ing, and then, learn how to change it.

The joy of non-duality
Ideas for Living

The Joy of Non-duality

The joy of non-dual­i­ty — we cre­ate inter­nal rep­re­sen­ta­tions of every­thing we inter­act with. It’s all just a sto­ry. Joy is let­ting go of all of them.

Changing Channels on Your Thinking
Ideas for Living

Changing Channels on Your Thinking

Chang­ing Chan­nels on Your Think­ing — While cer­tain aspects of our per­son­al­i­ty and behav­iour are hard-wired in, what we choose to do with each sit­u­a­tion is, for­tu­nate­ly, com­plete­ly our choice.

reality mismatch
relationships

Reality Mismatch

We all have devel­oped an inter­nal pic­ture, (or pic­tures) of “real­i­ty.” We stack evi­dence for the valid­i­ty of our inter­nal pic­ture. Stress occurs when our inter­nal pic­ture clash­es with the exter­nal world.

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