L E T T E R – Your Heart In Your Work
Dharma means purpose in Sanskrit, and it’s so frequently mistaken as ‘something spiritual as your work’. Especially in the modern […]
Dharma means purpose in Sanskrit, and it’s so frequently mistaken as ‘something spiritual as your work’. Especially in the modern […]
When you stand on a sandbank in the ocean, on certain tides, the waves wash in from the breakers and […]
When I was teaching meditation in Silverlake, we spoke collectively about the current frenzy and uptake of spiritual practices and […]
I love this quote by Bruce Lee. He was profound, inspiring, motivated and disciplined. Today have a look into […]
When I am traveling, I really dislike airports. I wish I was more cool and Zen and what not, and […]
Have you ever been driving your car and thought to yourself, I can’t remember driving through the last 2 suburbs? […]
I hear too often nonsense about ‘taming the mind’ and references to a monkey and wild horses. The mind isn’t […]
Continuing on from yesterday’s letter, I wanted to talk further about commitment. I study karate and it’s mind-blowingly frustrating because […]
I had an experience years and years ago, where I went to see a friend of mine who is a […]
Chogyam Tungpa Rinpoche was asked by a student, “Why do you think that people are so protective of their egos? Why […]
Last year, I repeated something that someone else said, and I knew I shouldn’t have.I immediately corrected myself and ask […]
Underneath all the noise; our intellect, thinking mind, egos, the exterior machinations of society, other peoples opinions, there is a […]
Most of us spend a large amount of time questioning our own actions, motives, worrying, fretting and stressing, about the […]
Oh, how this quote resonates with me. The accompanying vulnerability, the incapacity to hold it or when an emotion breaches […]
Rumi passed away 700 years ago and is still the best selling poet in America. His ecstasy filled complications of […]
We are so good most of the time at looking back, and admitting, sometimes admiringly, that everything was for the […]
I love Tina Fey, and I love this quote. Overthinking jams up the whole system. We just have to get […]
Hi everyone, This is Emily, I am a meditation teacher here at The Broad Place. I have been working with Jac […]
Makes sense doesn’t it? Why do we encourage our ego to engage with that which in our heart of hearts […]
I heard Pema Chödrön, one of my favorite authors/speakers/teachers of all time recently speak of ‘small grievances’ and how we […]
Dealing with the fear of ‘what other people think’ affects so many of our students, and myself. I hear about […]
When it comes to spiritual growth, self development and our actively evolving, it can get tricky at times. Sometimes what […]
Beginners Mind is a Buddhist and Zen concept of approaching everything as if it’s the first time. What would our […]