The Daily Dharma – September 9, 2021
Continuing from When you Greet Me I Bow . . . It is a wonderful and a necessary thing to hold your child next to… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 9, 2021
Continuing from When you Greet Me I Bow . . . It is a wonderful and a necessary thing to hold your child next to… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 9, 2021
Continuing from When you Greet Me I Bow . . . [The recognition that the world is a beautiful gift, and we are at its… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 8, 2021
Love is generated from twin impulses. Buddhism calls them emptiness and compassion; we could also call them wonder and warmth. Emptiness points to the miraculous… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 7, 2021
According to the teachings of buddha nature, each of us possesses, at our very root and core, a profound and irresistible longing. This is nothing… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 6, 2021
We look but don’t see itAnd call it indistinct.We listen but don’t hear itAnd call it faint.We reach but don’t grasp itAnd call it ethereal.Three… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 5, 2021
continuing from Jesus and Buddha as Brothers . . . If you continue to look deeply, you will see that in the present moment ,… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 4, 2021
continuing from Jesus and Buddha as Brothers . . . We are people, but are we also more than just people? Or, at the same… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 3, 2021
A Person?Or More than a Person? Last week we spoke of nirvana as the reality of no birth and no death. Nirvana is our true… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 2, 2021
Eshun’s Departure When Eshun, the Zen nun, was past sixty and about to leave this world, she aked some monks to pile up wood in… Read More »The Daily Dharma – September 1, 2021
“People protect what they love,” said Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Through forest bathing I have fallen in love with the forest. I want others to feel this… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 31, 2021