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...

Note: I first wrote this post in September of 2011 —Nine years ago. While the specifics have changed, the essence has not. “Qu’ils mangent d...

Once upon a time in a kingdom far away, there lived a king of great wisdom . Each day the king would hold court and hear the pleas of his p...

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

Meet Nagarjuna Our world is drowning in a sea of rights vs. wrongs, governments trapped in ideological deadlocks, conflicts and wars, b...

What traps us? The Buddha taught us that we trap ourselves because of deluded thinking. We misunderstand our true nature and thus imagine...

From time to time, it ’ s worth recycling some posts. This one, in particular, is such a post since it addresses the underpinnings of how l...

My way or the highway? The boundary line between sleep and wakefulness is anything but clear. Ordinarily, we think we know the differe...

Our mind is an amazing reality that emanates through a brain composed of different cells and neurons which function differently, yet resul...

Forwards or backward? Two related issues: Vision and execution. One assumes vision comes first with execution following. There is, howe...

Happiness or madness? Once we’ve considered thinking, let’s take a look at not thinking. And the very first issue that needs to be explore...

I am a subscriber to an email newsletter from Windmill , the header of which says: “You do not need to be ashamed of being imperfect. We w...