Awakening
Monday, November 14th, 2011When we let go of our ego-centric perspective, we begin to develop greater empathy, compassion, awareness and insight.
When we let go of our ego-centric perspective, we begin to develop greater empathy, compassion, awareness and insight.
Inspired by “Child’s Mind: Mindfulness Practices to Help Our Children Be More Focused, Calm, and Relaxed” ~ Christopher Willard Our minds often behave a lot like snow globes. As soon as we move & pick them up to examine them, we notice how “stirred up” things start to become inside them.When we take notice and […]
In our mindfulness practice, we can develop deep insight into the workings of our minds, consciousness, identity, and reality- as well as seed optimal states of psychological well-being and consciousness.
It’s “ok” to be “imperfect”. This is “perfectly human”.
Mindfulness practice offers us an opportunity to explore deeply our own pain and suffering, and the causes and conditioning that lead to it.
We all suffer. There is no real distinction between “you” and “me”, and “us” and “them” in the heart of suffering.
The art of caring for others is learning how to first care for yourself.
What lies beneath the surface of who you really think you are? This kind of self-examination takes significant courage.
Action for Happiness is a movement of people committed to building a happier society. This organization looks to see a fundamentally different way of life where people care less about what they can get for themselves and more about the happiness of others. Members of the movement make a simple pledge: to try to create […]
A deep sense of self-knowing arises from sustained self-exploration… “caring and curiosity”.