Daily Dharma

The Hatha Yoga of Walking? Note: The following paragraph is the result of insights the author experienced while trekking through the Himalayan mountains of Tibet.… Read More »The Hatha Yoga of Walking?

The Art of Joyful Doing When you live through the ego, you always reduce the present moment to a means to an end. You live… Read More »The Art of Joyful Doing

Contemplating Climate Change There’s an old Zen saying: “The world is topsy-turvy.” In other words, it’s an upside-down, crazy world. This may seem like an… Read More »Contemplating Climate Change

The Spontaneous Certainty of Being Bound by Neither by Space nor Time When every detail of our life is planned and regulated, and every fraction… Read More »The Spontaneous Certainty of Being Bound by Neither by Space nor Time

Yet the Teaching is Simple Hard it is to be born, Hard it is to live, Harder still is it to hear of the way,… Read More »Yet the Teaching is Simple

The Taoteching #28 Recognize the male but hold onto the female and be the world’s maid being the world’s maid don’t lose your ancient virtue… Read More »The Taoteching #28

Softening the Heart Don’t go letting life harden your heart… We can let the circumstances of our lives harden us so that we become increasingly… Read More »Softening the Heart

Like a Mother’s Love for Her Only Child After some time a new change took place, and a female figure formed itself before my eyes. She had… Read More »Like a Mother’s Love for Her Only Child

Awakening to Our True Selves “‘The essence of humanity is for us to awaken to our true selves and to our connectedness,’ he says. ‘I… Read More »Awakening to Our True Selves

The Power of Trends and Social Pressure Society is like a complex, many-dimensioned being with a life of its own. It is born naturally through… Read More »The Power of Trends and Social Pressure