It Is The Place Of Feeling That

The Basic Principle Of Spiritual Life Is That Our Problems Become The Very Place To Discover Wisdom And Love.

Tending To Ourselves, We Tend The World. Tending The World, We Tend Ourselves.

Beneath The Sophistication Of Buddhist Psychology Lies The Simplicity Of Compassion. We Can Touch Into This Compassion Whenever The Mind Is Quiet, Whenever We Allow The Heart To Open.

When We Get Too Caught Up In The Busyness Of The World, We Lose Connection With One Another - And Ourselves.

At The End Of Our Life Our Questions Are Simple: Did I Live Fully? Did I Love Well?