Dharma Space

If you can, grasp that everything we perceive and process—whether internal or external-results from elusive images projected in our brain. Y...

  Inside, outside; neither can exist apart from the other. The outside is what most people are concerned with, giving little concern, if any...

Sixty-four years ago a television game show began running here in the U.S. The show was called To Tell The Truth and involved three challeng...

The dissolving ego. The last two posts ( Karma and the Wheel of Life and Death and Karma and The Wheel of Dharma ) were critical in un...

Spiritual homeostasis Homeostasis defined: “Homeostasis is a characteristic of a system that regulates its internal environment and te...

Ego, by Hsiao-Yen Jones Bias; vested interests; preconceived ideas; discrimination: All forms of distortion that shape our view of the...

Philosophy is oftentimes regarded as an artificial covering, at best-reflecting approximations. One Webster definition is “...a search ...

The distortions we imagine. There is a Japanese saying: “We have three faces: The first face, we show to the world. The second face, w...

The masks we wear. When I was much younger there was no television, only radio and it was referred to as a “theatre of the mind.” Unli...

Have you ever wondered what it must be like for a person living with Alzheimer’s? Such a person is lost in a never-ending dream with...

Look in a mirror, and what do you see? You see your face looking back at you. You don’t delude yourself with the notion that a reflectio...

Frustration is a unique experience. Nobody likes it.  Failure  drives us nuts, and we can’t wait to be rid of it. And that acknowledgment...

The name changes. The essence doesn't. Suppose I said,   “The universe is mine or ours.”  Clearly, such a statement is delusional sinc...

Our reflections. It’s dark, and you can’t see anything. Suddenly the lights are switched on. You’ve never seen the light before, so the gla...