Learning Whose Land We’re On
Learning Whose Land We’re On Shifting our focus from the often fabricated and whitewashed narrative of Thanksgiving, we want to acknowledge that most of us… Read More »Learning Whose Land We’re On
Learning Whose Land We’re On Shifting our focus from the often fabricated and whitewashed narrative of Thanksgiving, we want to acknowledge that most of us… Read More »Learning Whose Land We’re On
Letting go and moving through life from one change to another brings the maturing of our spiritual being. In the end we discover that to… Read More »The Daily Dharma – November 26, 2021
Continuing from Spontaneous Creativity . . . “The idea of leaving it as it is, leaving what is in its own place, is a beautiful concept, a… Read More »The Daily Dharma – November 24, 2021
Continuing from Spontaneous Creativity . . . Our hesitation to express ourselves fully and creatively in life comes from our conflicted emotions or mental pain. Basically, negative… Read More »The Daily Dharma – November 23, 2021
The Truth About the First Thanksgiving – The Wampanoag Perspective In school, most of us are taught that in 1621, member of the Mashpee Wampanoag… Read More »The Truth About the First Thanksgiving – The Wampanoag Perspective
Continuing from Spontaneous Creativity . . . I encourage you to explore and trust these ancient teachings. Follow them with an open heart and apply them whenever… Read More »The Daily Dharma – November 22, 2021
Continuing from Spontaneous Creativity . . . Again, the advice in meditation in relation to any emotional experience is: Leave it as it is. My teacher repeated… Read More »The Daily Dharma – November 21, 2021
Our emotional energy can derail us or be dynamic fuel for creative expression. Through meditation we can explore our emotions and give a spacious, luminous,… Read More »The Daily Dharma – November 20, 2021
Honoring Native Peoples on Thanksgiving Day For many of us, Thanksgiving is a time to reconnect with family and acknowledge the many blessings in our… Read More »Honoring Native Peoples on Thanksgiving Day