Infusing Western Life with Tibetan Buddhist Compassion
The philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche argued that one can gauge a man’s relationship to time by the way he/she builds a sand castle. The first man will proceed hesitatingly, intent on craft but meanwhile fretting about the inevitable return of the waves . . . then upset by his loss when they finally arrive. The second … Read more
Dharma is the work of understanding what is buried and hidden in each of us. It leads us to identify who we are, and then to use what we learn to cultivate virtue and benefit . . . while maintaining a fertile atmosphere for all who cross our path to safely experience whatever aspects of … Read more
Tibetan Buddhism. It’s an ancient curriculum of study, analysis, contemplation, meditation, practice and engagement. Along the way, its primary reason for being is this: to help us better understand how our minds work, and then use what we’ve learned to establish and nourish consistent mental health and well-being. Because of its exotic source, demands for … Read more