Infusing Western Life with Tibetan Buddhist Compassion
Keri Rasmussen (Dharma) Bread Crumb #5 Grace. It is existential . . . always there. It is a part of life – nobody gives it, but you can get it. No person or people can prevent it from reaching you, except you. If you don’t create an armor around yourself, it reaches, it manifests. Without armor we … Read more
(Dharma) Bread Crumb #4 The whole world need not be filled with light for you to walk – just your own mind. A little flame, and that’s enough, because that light will light enough of a path for you to walk. A small flame in the mind of awareness, mindfulness . . . that’s enough. … Read more
(Dharma) Bread Crumb #3 If you have fear of yourself, only then are you afraid of other people. If, in the pure sense of love, you love yourself, you love others. If you hate yourself, you hate others. Consider that in relationship with others, it is only you mirrored. The other is nothing but a … Read more
(Dharma) Bread Crumb #2 Consider the difference between feeling sad and being sad . . . and then choose the one that will best enable you, upon waking up in the morning, to cross the bedroom, open a window and let the sweet breeze in . . . letting it touch you all over your … Read more