Splash
Aigua Blava Beach, Begur, Spain. Photo by Peter Müller. Suppose there were a pool of water—clear, limpid, and unsullied. A … Read More “Splash”
Aigua Blava Beach, Begur, Spain. Photo by Peter Müller. Suppose there were a pool of water—clear, limpid, and unsullied. A … Read More “Splash”
The history of the earth is aconstrained blessing. With my warm human hands I receive it, knowing that it was the sun … Read More “The History of the Earth”
The shadow of her eyes, a Volcanic ash, timberwolf grey,on the ribbed and barren seabedof a valley before the pyramids.5,343 feet … Read More “Yet I Am No Brahmin”
Inspired by Wayne Dyer Go ahead and steal my shoes. It doesn’t matter when youwalk on holy ground. Learning what you love,there … Read More “Go Ahead and Steal My Shoes”
This morning on the toilet I daydreamed about the Godzilla of Peace. He comes out of the ocean fifty-five stories … Read More “Godzilla of Peace”
The gods dwell where counting failsand answers are not held together by one, two, or three. The gods dwell where the thunder … Read More “Where the Gods Dwell”
is that death is like taking off a tightshoe. A basic inseparability preventsus from letting our feet touch the grass.I … Read More “What I learned from Ram Dass”
Why make so much of fragmentary blue1 What we call ‘mind’ is not something that exists elsewhere;2 in here and there … Read More “Two Masters on the Great Expanse (A Collage Poem) ”
Such a familiar sound.Black bear digging for pine cones.The folding of the earth’s crust, no onewas there to show them how … Read More “Towards a Biology of God”
From Peanuts LLC Master Jingzong; English translation by Foying, edited by Jingxing I’ve grown fond of the Chinese character Ping (平). … Read More “It’s Good to be Mediocre”