Many people assume that spirituality is linked closely to religion, but in reality its intention is simply to help people identify their higher purpose in life. In recent years, professionals… Read more »
What Everybody Ought to Know About Healing in America
Reading time: Just over 7 minutes Good culture is key to good health. Sound thought makes for a sound body and mind. To think and live well is to heal… Read more »
How to Make Peace With Change
“Each man, each thing, everything in this world has its reason for being. Everything is beautiful, everything is good, everything is necessary.” – Piet Mondrian New York closed down… Read more »
Closer Than a Breath – Life is With Us
Reading Time: 4 minutes Whether it’s the playlist we made or one we’ll put together some time in the future or the silence we share with our teachers, or the… Read more »
Who Else Wants to Live?
Reading Time: 5 minutes The aim of mindfulness—true mindfulness—is existential . . . It sometimes happens that bits from seemingly unrelated zones of life — (cooking, philosophizing, clothing, cleaning, creating,… Read more »
How to Save Your Spirit in a Turbulent World
Reading time: 6 Minutes Using a traumatizing event as a life defining event can make you more resilient. I write you from the sixth week of social distancing in New… Read more »
3 Meditations on Truth & Imagination
Reading Time : Just over 7 minutes As people struggling to locate our coordinates in a new and uncertain world, we navigate between our natural reality on the one hand,… Read more »
COVID-19 Precautions
Reading Time: Just Under 2 minutes As a member of our Bodhi Heart community, I wanted to reach out to you with an update on COVID-19 and the steps we… Read more »
Healing Democracy
Reading Time: 7.5 Minutes Facing life’s contradictions by contemplating Euripides is an opportunity for us to heal ourselves as well as our bewildered democracy . . . Democracy & Contradiction In Euripides’s… Read more »
Who Am I – Practicing Self Inquiry
Reading Time: Just under 7 minutes Who am I is not a question one typically asks . It’s more of a religious query — one asked by a person in crisis… Read more »
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