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

The exploration of Self is inextricably interwoven with the unfolding of one’s life. The natural ups and downs of life can either generate personal growth… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 30, 2021

Let [the wise person] chasten and teach youAnd keep you from mischief.The world may hate him,But good people love him. Do not look for bad… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 29, 2021

For a moment, I was able to stand back from my own mind and see it from a deeper perspective, as it were. There as… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 28, 2021

Today the unnecessary suffering on this earth is great for people who could have “known better,” and should have been taught better by their religions.… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 27, 2021

Another woman [who was asked to cast her memory back across your whole life and bringing to mind two things that she did that were… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 26, 2021

It’s funny. In my country (Viet Nam), the husband refers to his wife as “my home.” The wife refers to her husband as “my home.”… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 25, 2021

There is a growing surge of interest in these practices [of healing in nature], perhaps in response to some of the problematic failures of industrial… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 24, 2021

Continuing from The Untethered Soul… The bottom line is, you’ll never be free of problems until you are free from the part within that has… Read More »The Daily Dharma – August 23, 2021