Your Neighbor as Yourself
The Greatest Commandment: And one of the scribes came and heard them arguing, and recognizing that He had answered them well, asked Him, "What commandment is the foremost of all?" Jesus answered, "The foremost is,... More »
The Greatest Commandment: And one of the scribes came and heard them arguing, and recognizing that He had answered them well, asked Him, "What commandment is the foremost of all?" Jesus answered, "The foremost is,... More »
We are taught by the author of A Course in Miracles , "As you teach so shall you learn." This is one of my favorite teachings of the Course. Here is a quote from chapter... More »
In a previous blog entry I described my experience of being at a retreat in St. Louis led by Ariel Tomioka and how she led us through an exercise which revealed our "vision of wholeness." ... More »
( Note: I wrote this poem on the fourth day of the 10-day silent meditation retreat I attended with Richard Miller in San Rafael, CA at the Santa Sabina Retreat Center. The quote from Our... More »
"First there is a mountain, Then there is no mountain, Then there is." --- Ch'an master Ch'ing yuan Wei-hsin As we practice Integrative Restoration - iRest - Yoga Nidra we will experience three movements... More »
In my definition of nondual therapy I mention an aspect of the therapeutic relationship called a "holy encounter." This is an idea from A Course in Miracles that I think is very important when it comes to psychotherapy. ... More »
( An update on some previous entries ) The Work of Byron Katie is unlike anything else. However, it seems that the mind's job is to compare and contrast. The mind has a hard time... More »
( Note: This is a meditation that I wrote recently for my church's Advent Calendar that will be coming out soon .) The one called "Prince of Peace" said, at the beginning of the violent conclusion to... More »
During the Yoga Nidra training at Kripalu, we did several dyads. The dyads were ways that we could practice guiding an individual through one of the sheaths. I had some very interesting experiences with the... More »
Kripalu is wonderful! My only "complaint" is with the lack of air-conditioning. It is interesting meditating when there is perspiration rolling down your forehead. Even better than Kripalu (see the picture above) was the training on... More »