Realizing anatta (non-self) through Travel
Visiting home. Such a strange thing, to visit one’s home. In this case a period I spent in Montana from 2015-2018. … Read More “Realizing anatta (non-self) through Travel”
Visiting home. Such a strange thing, to visit one’s home. In this case a period I spent in Montana from 2015-2018. … Read More “Realizing anatta (non-self) through Travel”
On 30 April 1900 the Hawaiian Organic Act was passed and from that day onwards the Islands have been part … Read More “On this Day: 30 April”
Photo by Poorna Jayasinghe The media deals in words as a trade. Words are what media professionals sell, in a … Read More “The Vigil of Silence”
Beneath the scars hiddenin the crevasses, two solareclipses can be seen from the surface of Mars.A place where all creaturesknow how … Read More “Seen from the Surface of Mars”
There is a gulf between the secular and the religious parts of our lives. In sacred settings we talk about … Read More “The Problem with Kindness”
We are part of a family treethat is more than a metaphor.The birds feed off our limbs. And besides, this illness called the … Read More “The Human Condition in Eight Stanzas”
I have recently been thinking quite a lot about the past. I guess that’s what a lot of people do … Read More “Thinking About the Past”
Alone and ignored,rolled up like a napkinin a French bistro, zonedout to the blithe, unconditionedair, measuring the breathsof a caving … Read More “Unconscious of the Changes”
We grew this way, we are this kind of species. The water we bathe in is part of the infinite sky.We grew … Read More “Like Bees Lost From the Hive”
Are we not a little like the horsesthat drove theRoman chariots? Strangling themselvesthe harder they pull. Or more like iron bladesgrinding the … Read More “Discovering the Pain of the World by Accident”