Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life – Making Love Concrete
What if spiritual growth isn’t about withdrawal, but loving movement straight into life and aliveness?
Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life – Making Love Concrete Read More »
What if spiritual growth isn’t about withdrawal, but loving movement straight into life and aliveness?
Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life – Making Love Concrete Read More »
Life is a teacher, and like the best teacher it never just gives you the answers; it wants you to learn them. The best learning? Through experience, through finding out yourself.
The Randomness of Life Read More »
The thought about the thing is never the thing. When it comes to peace and aliveness, don’t get into that trap. Instead, go for the direct experience.
If it’s not simple, it’s not true or necessary … or the “expert” doesn’t really understand it themselves.
You don’t need to understand a thing Read More »
How DO you accept something you really don’t want? It all comes down to realising – with ruthless honesty – what you control and what you don’t.
What if you never gave any more conscious attention to what you don’t want and what could go wrong? What if you made your life a sole celebration of all that is good, right, beautiful and true? What would happen then?
Devoted to something deeper Read More »
‘Mindfulness’ has become such a buzz word it can lose its meaning in the repetition. Don’t make it more complicated than it needs to be; keep it simple so you can make the most of your moments, any time.
Mindfulness and other cliches Read More »
Greatness isn’t so much about being the best at something, but being the best at being yourself. That’s when you truly start to have an impact.
Normality is our society’s commonly accepted path to find stability and ultimately success and happiness. But it’s insanely flawed. There is no stability in anything our society promotes.
Is “normal” life that safe? Read More »
Despite 25 years of study and practice, my advice for anyone facing tough times remains vague and seemingly cliched.
For when times are tough Read More »