What does it mean to be ok? How often do we say that we are ok for the purpose of avoiding saying how things really are at the time?
These questions are ones I ponder on a not infrequent basis.
Peace and light, E — Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.
One of my favorite neighborhood trees. It had some English ivy that had started growing on the bottom. I pulled it off while getting a tree hug.
I am writing this from the terrace area of the Shakespeare Theater, in between parts two and three of “The Great Game: Afghanistan.”. It is a testament to the quality of the writing, acting, and production that we still feel ready for the third set of plays. What “The Game” emphasizes, whomever authored the segment…
Yesterday I found myself contemplating prachurya–abundance. In this atmosphere of incessantly being told how much more we should want, it can be hard to recognize sufficiency, much less abundance. As a spiritual practice, I think being able to experience abundance with what we already have can both provide joy and empower generosity.
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From left to right: Viragyapata, Vashista, Patanjali. At the Meenakshi Temple, Madurai.