The power of an open question

If we think about it, life resists definition. How can we truly know things that continuously change, are impossible to … More

Make ourselves big enough

“But life is not something that happens to us. We can’t separate ourselves from the constant stream of experience we … More

The Middle Way experience takes us altogether beyond thinking in extremes—beyond our usual assumptions about the world. It does not … More

I like to question the nature of suffering because we tend to just shut down and say, “I’m suffering” without … More

Your very ability to recognise something outside of yourself and see its value forms part of the equation of grace. … More

Serving others doesn’t have to be grand. Extending a warm gesture to someone that we don’t even know—say, on the … More

We’re told that the great yogis of the past, including Milarepa, Yeshe Tsogyal, and Bodhidharma, spent years practicing austerities, such … More

When we extend generosity to others, not only do we ease their pain, we also awaken — come out of … More

The term Middle Way is commonly misunderstood. We may interpret middle to mean “finding a balance.” For example, in the … More

If we think about it, life resists definition. How can we truly know things that continuously change, are impossible to … More