Creativity of Silence

Dada

We can discover a new beauty of life in silence. When once you see that beauty, you will not be interested in the agitated cravings of...

Who is 'me'?

Toni Packer

A somber day, isn't it? Dark, cloudy, cool, moist and windy. Amazing, this whole affair of "the weather!" We call it "weather," but what...

Do You Have Time To Love?

Thich Nhat Hanh

To love is, above all, to be there. But being there is not an easy thing. Some training is necessary, some practice. If you are not...

Our Situation on Earth

Albert Einstein

Our situation on this earth seems strange. Every one of us appears here involuntarily and uninvited for a short stay, without knowing...

A True Rebel

Osho

It is an old association, and a misunderstanding, that to be a nonconformist is to be a rebel. The nonconformist is a reactionary; he...

Between Yes and No

Margaret Wheatley

Root of happiness is knowing that everything changes. That's all there is to happiness. It's nothing you pursue. It's living in the...

A Fisherman's Business

Author Unknown

The businessman was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked. Inside the small...

The Quantum Matrix

Raphael Kellman

Although doctors might disagree on this or that cure, they all agreed on one thing: the patient's own consciousness was irrelevant. What...

Moments of Grace

Oriah Mountain Dreamer

Once in a while, we are given moments of real grace. Sometimes, during my early-morning meditation, a place within me opens and parts...

Truth is a Pathless Land

J. Krishnamurti

Truth is a pathless land. Truth, being limitless, unconditioned, unapproachable by any path whatsoever, cannot be organized; nor should...

Wholeheartedness

Brother David

The end -- in all of the monastic traditions, of both East and West -- consists in cultivating mindfulness, being mindful. And "mindful"...

Social Action

Ajahn Pasanno

To understand what social action is, we must realise that it is not a case of 'me with society around me' as if the two were...

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