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Mila
So I've been writing on the topic of the heart and the law , about the practice of compassionate wisdom in every day life for a while. I know that I wouldn't be able to... More »
Mila
I keep being reminded of a comment I posted on Pure Desire Feels Good To You , a great post on its own written by a good friend and former co-worker of mine. Though my... More »
Mila
Only hours later, I'm reminded. It's easy to forget the bonds between us when doubt takes hold, especially when living right in the midst of constant change. Easy for the feelings of distance and solitude... More »
Mila
Do you love people more than you know how? Do your lives entangle, entwine like a drawerful of fine thread when you turn your head away? Does it feel urgent, embodied, palpable, like a brilliant... More »
Mila
People keep asking about that little bit in my profile about 'the Heart and the Law'... well, thanks to some prodding by my dharma buddy, former co-worker and dear friend Gwen .... I finally got... More »
Mila
I've had several requests about Zaadz' 'digital prayer wheel' and how to implement it on others' web sites. There are a lot of ways to do it -- you could simply add it in the... More »
Mila
Thanks, Dave for posting Pure Desire Feels Good To You ... it's an important reminder that the core of any self-development practice, spiritual or sectarian, begins with accepting who and what we are.
Mila
Every time you access a page on Zaadz, you turn the wheel of compassion? In Tibetan Buddhism, the mantra Om Mani Pema Hung ( Om Mani Padme Hum in Sanskrit), the most common of the... More »
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