Calm – Upekkha 2020
Practice upekkha (Pali word for "equanimity"), which refers to being calm, accepting, and composed even when you're in the middle of difficult situations. You might appear like you don't care…
Practice upekkha (Pali word for "equanimity"), which refers to being calm, accepting, and composed even when you're in the middle of difficult situations. You might appear like you don't care…
Welcome our present moment experience. Accept everything, good and bad, because those events contain guides from the beyond. Treat everything that comes your way, whether joy or sorrow, as a…
Develop the habit of noticing. Notice where your mind is at the moment. As in, right now. Connect your mind and body. Place your palm on your belly as you…
Strengthen qualities within, by saying a word or phrase that signifies your intention. For example, at the end of a session say Gratitude.. or Compassion. Setting your intention is like…
Adopt a Beginner's Mind. Be curious. Banish the thought that you're not supposed to be wherever you are right now, because even delays and apparent stagnation are part of your…
There are three types of Wisdom. What you heard (aural), what you read (intellectual), and what you did (experiential). It is not enough to hear about or read about something…