Black-nosed Buddha A nun who was searching for enlightenment made a statue of Buddha and covered it with gold leaf. Wherever she went she carried… Read More »Black-nosed Buddha

The Body Keeps the Score “It was at about this time that I met Antonio Damasio at a small think tank that Dan Schacter, the… Read More »The Body Keeps the Score

Transforming Neuroses Through Love and Wisdom “At the inception of Western psychology, when these forces were first being explored, named, and recognized as obstructive patterns,… Read More »Transforming Neuroses Through Love and Wisdom

The Problem Isn’t Somewhere Else When we meditate we see our mind very intimately. So much that we have not wanted to acknowledge comes into… Read More »The Problem Isn’t Somewhere Else

On Difference and Dharma Note: The following is from a 1999 essay by Norman Fischer titled “On Difference and Dharma” In our city streets there… Read More »On Difference and Dharma

Violence A noble horse rarelyFeels the touch of the whip.Who is there in this world as blameless? Then like a noble horseSmart under the whip.Burn… Read More »Violence

Preparing for Rebirth A big question that exists in the West is whether or not something of us continues when we physically die. If we… Read More »Preparing for Rebirth

Our War of Inner Conflict and Fear Our war against life is expressed in every dimension of our experience, inner and outer. Our children see,… Read More »Our War of Inner Conflict and Fear