Ah, the limitlessness of the Path! Today, we approach conscientiousness through gentleness. A conscientious life is a harmless one, while simultaneously supporting others in their life journey. We look at this through Manjushri’s name, since that Being blesses our current … Continue reading →

Choice. If one chooses that “today will be my peaceful day,” then that self-invocation will be present throughout the day. How marvelous: imagine how conscientious one would be!

We expand our exploration of conscientiousness through a prayer related to expansions of consciousness and beneficent activity.

Conscientiousness and respect are entwined, a union.

What is conscientiousness? What does this word mean to you? Is being conscientious a forefront factor for you through the day? This word is not being brought forward because of Epst. files or friends, neighbors, and children being viciously dragged … Continue reading →

Peace is born from within. Peace will not occur in relationships or in our minds, let alone between nations, if we have not discovered peace within. And, it is present; in all of us. The monks walking for peace demonstrated … Continue reading →

Upon examination, doing can be Being. How so? If doing is harmonious with all, in benevolence to all, supportive of the well-being of all and one’s self, then doing is being. The monks walking for 180 days have shown this. … Continue reading →

What are we asking when we pray, “May I be filled with loving kindness; May I be well; May I know peace and ease; May I be happy.” ?

We dedicate this meditation to the children of the world. Many of us enjoy the good fortune of peace and quiet. Our neighborhoods are not war zones or places of bombings and destruction. We focus on the quietude that graces … Continue reading →

In that humanity is one whole, all practices from any tradition that emphasize wisdom, compassion, relatedness, and responsibility through responsiveness support the illumination of human consciousness that is now. Therefore, make a joyful noise through mantra, prayers, words in support … Continue reading →