10 NovThe Science of Enlightenment: An audiobook review
This book review is long overdue. Got this one about five years ago I imagine. Incredible book. Shinzen goes into an incredibly deep dissection of the process of enlightenment and it’s expression in a variety of cultures throughout time. For anyone interested in integrative spirituality but with a penchant for the provable. You can listen to a sample [...]
Read More ...09 NovGoogle knows… (omniscient)
It’s frightening when you think about it: Google knows what I’m looking for (Google search) Google knows what I’m reading (Google reader) Google knows where I am on the web (Google Analytics) Google knows who I know and what we talk about (Google contacts, Android phone & Gmail) Google knows what I’m planning (Google calendar) [...]
Read More ...20 OctDaily
Soil is as trust. Holding our roots safely. Allowing us to be nurtured. To be full. Daily we add more soil upon yesterday’s; our roots grow deep and strong. Water its as kindness. Allowing us to remain supple. Flexible. Giving. Daily we sprinkle kindness and allow our roots to reach deeper and grow even wider; [...]
Read More ...20 OctIs it bad to ‘toot’?
No… I’m not talking about the dinner faux paus that no one will fess up to. Is it inherently a bad thing to “toot one’s own horn”? While it certainly tends to be inherently annoying for those around us (unless they care greatly for us and choose to see past it), I would argue that [...]
Read More ...11 OctSo much can be done without moving an inch
We spin our wheels alot in society. I’m sure it’s true everywhere. A project manager becomes too busy and looses sight of the big picture. As a manager or a parent we forget that praise works better than blame. The bigger picture is hidden behind the details. A direction is obscured and for a time, [...]
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