Tag Archives: dzogchen

Aries: the unstoppable force of Awareness

Posted on March 29, 2018 by

I have studied, practiced, and taught esoteric astrology for decades. Yet, it is only recently  that maybe one of the highest meanings of Aries energy has dawned upon my mind; that Aries is rigpa – naked, raw, awakened Awareness. This … Continue reading →

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Books for the summer or anytime

Posted on May 18, 2015 by

Buddhist practice and philosophy The Buddha’s Ancient Path by Thera Piyadassi: I’ve been reading Buddhist texts and commentaries for over 20 years. This small book was the clearest explanation of the living expression of the Four Noble Truths that I … Continue reading →

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Notes to the Buddha’s Insights

Posted on July 23, 2014 by

For those who don’t have time for a one hour webcast, here is the gist of the free online presentation that I did last Thursday. I purposefully approached the Buddha’s insights and their application to conditioned life in a non-traditional … Continue reading →

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Mahayana and Philosophical Reading

Posted on July 3, 2014 by

Mahayana and Tantric Buddhism has been the primary reading for a while. Sprinkled in have been a few other subjects. Here are some highlights as possibilities for your summer reading. The Buddha’s Ancient Path. Clean, clear. A call to the … Continue reading →

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the only practice

Posted on April 7, 2014 by

Photograph: Zen by Jack Nobre on DeviantART Verse: donna

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