“Even people in the secular world must concentrate on one thing and learn it thoroughly enough to be able to do it in front of others rather than learn many things at the same time, without truly accomplishing any of them.”
What if we were to accept that our view of the world is almost always concealed, limited, and incomplete? What if we were to accept that what we are seeing is never the full picture?
Bald Eagle Mountain range was not named after the bird, as I once thought, but a leader within the Lenape (better known as the Delaware) tribe, a community of indigenous people that still exists today. This tribe has three clans within it, one of which is known as the “Muncy.”
Thought Provoking and Elusive Worldviews that Run Us “Enso” By Daishin A worldview is that which bridges the way we think and what we believe
The Power of Shikantaza Compared to the Jhanas All art by Daishin See more here. Table of Contents Overview At the edge of a forest
The Heart of the Matter My father would have been in a coffin when I was 16 years-old had he not noticed subtle changes in
Good News for Deadly Diets, Excessive Exercise, and Workaholics Zen Approaches to Healing Manjushri said, “Go out and bring back one stalk of medicinal herb.”
Tortured By Conscience? Tank Shame with Buddha Activity All my past and harmful karma, born from beginningless greed, hate and delusion, through body speech and
Slave to Pills? Zazen Posture is The Supreme Antidote “We can put the drug companies out of business if we learn to tap into our
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