Daily Dharma

Arresting the Stone Buddha A MERCHANT bearing fifty rolls of cotton goods on his shoulders stopped to rest from the heat of the day beneath… Read More »Arresting the Stone Buddha

The Consequences of Your Mischief Wilfully you have fedYour own mischief.Soon it will crush youAs the diamond crushes stone. By your own follyYou will be… Read More »The Consequences of Your Mischief

Don’t Be Afraid of Who You Are The current state of world affairs is a source of concern to all of us: the threat of… Read More »Don’t Be Afraid of Who You Are

The Shadow Once we commit to the process of self-discovery and enter the alchemical vessel, it is inevitable that we will encounter the aspects of… Read More »The Shadow

Clearing the Cloudy Allow the cloudy water of thought to clarify itself or to clear itself. Do not attempt to stop or create appearances. Leave… Read More »Clearing the Cloudy

The True Master Editor’s note: The Dhammapada is a collection of sayings by the Buddha; thus these sayings took place in India, 563 — 483… Read More »The True Master

Everything Comes from One Consciousness Everything comes from One consciousness. The harmonious rhythms we call happiness. The discordant rhythms we call pain. Your child is… Read More »Everything Comes from One Consciousness

The Taoteching #15 The ancient masters of the Wayaimed at the indiscernibleand penetrated the darkyou would never know themand because you wouldn’t know themI describe… Read More »The Taoteching #15

Momentous Thinking The stream of thinking has enormous momentum that can easily drag you along with it. Every thought pretends to matter so much. It… Read More »Momentous Thinking

Realizing the Limitless Being The clearer you understand that on the level of mind you can be described in negative terms only, the quicker you… Read More »Realizing the Limitless Being