Love & or Devotion
I have been listening to a lecture on the Bhagavad Gita by Neil Bhatt on iHanuman. It is really wonderful, and I think it is a great resource for Gita […]
Category Archives: philosophy
Dogma is Boring
{This is the beginning of a series of posts distilling a conversation I have been having with and listening to in the contemplative community.} When I’m giving answers rather than […]
Episode 85– Abhinivesa/ Clinging to the Status Quo
Blessings, dear ones. Our final week in this exploration of the Kleshas. I do hope you have enjoyed this series. I find the Kleshas to be so helpful for understanding […]
Objectivity, Compassion and Equanimity as Acts of Self-love
By cultivating attitudes of friendliness toward those who are happy, compassion to those who are suffering, delight toward the virtuous and equanimity toward detractors, one’s thoughts are purified and the […]
The Yoga of Relationship/ Seeing Yourself in Others
When the student is ready, the teacher appears. The teacher rarely takes the form we imagine it will/should/does for everyone else. We must have alert senses to recognize the teacher […]
