Rest in natural great peace, this exhausted mind, Beaten helpless by karma and neurotic thought, Like the relentless fury of the pounding waves In the infinite ocean of samsara*. Rest in natural great peace. * the cycle of death and rebirth to which life in the material world is bound. “Rest in natural great peace” by… Read more

Have you stopped to think that the spiritual realization you seek can actually be happening right now? That there isn’t anything to improve, reach or achieve? We share the text below “The Path” by Jeff Foster as a beautiful reminder that we’re all perfectly where we need to be and that enlightenment can happen now… Read more

I’ve worked intensively for the last 3 months preparing for 2 online conferences. One conference has finished and the other begins in a few days. I’ve had such a healing and expansive experience connecting with people through recorded interviews and live events. This has been a time of following my heart, my inner purpose and… Read more

I became aware of the “Just Be Here With Me” project very recently, even though it started more than three years ago on the Internet. Originally, it is an invitation made through a poem-manifest (see below) to disconnect a little (or a lot!) from the social networks and connect with something that is simple but… Read more

These days I have been thinking a lot about the limitations we impose on people around us. Buddhism has drawn my attention, and especially how their concepts can help us create healthier relationships. The earliest teachings of Buddha are known as the Four Noble Truths. The First Noble Truth is the truth of suffering, which… Read more

Regardless of whether or not I’m in a relationship. Living alone or not. Working as a team or not. Traveling or at home. The fact is that sometimes I feel very lonely. And feeling lonely does not mean I’m by myself, because I’ve felt lonely in a crowd. I’m investigating … not because I think… Read more

Memory is always useful. Without memory relationship would be impossible. Without memory we would not know what a cup is for or who is living with us in our house! The problem is that we use memory for limited relationships – to remember specifics and details about separate things. To remember who has let us… Read more

Something had been upsetting me a lot in the past few weeks. It had to do with my 16-year-old daughter and her social life. I thought she wanted to come home too late at night when she went out with her friends, that some of them might not be the best influence for her, and… Read more

What do you answer when someone asks you who you are? Try now, quietly, to answer that question to yourself. When I try to define myself, I have a feeling of confinement. The more adjectives, definitions, labels, characteristics, functions and roles I add to what I believe to be my personality, the less I become,… Read more

This is the first time I write about my separation. For me it is clear that the Miracle Choice Game played a big role in it and was my companion throughout this process! I was able to look at all that was happening, review my choices daily, and become more and more conscious of them.… Read more