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...

Is having the same as being? It has now been sixty-three years since I sat in my high school algebra class. I remember very little of that...

Flattening the curve. A dear friend, from my time as a Mad Man on Madison Avenue , sent me the image to the right. I responded by saying, “T...

Many years ago, my teacher said that the process of awakening was like a hand that begins with a fist of fear and over time, through persi...

“Dogma” is the thorn in our collective side. It is always heated, exuberant, and close-minded. The message of dogma is one of self-righteou...

Choosing the middle doorway. “The Middle Way” is a hallmark of Buddhist thought yet the term is often short-changed or converted into a so...

The road MOST traveled. “The teacher appears when the student is ready.” Everyone has heard that metaphor, but what does it mean? It ...

The winds of change. At the current time, conditional uncertainty and instability are running rampant throughout the world, and this is...

The true doctor. It is our nature to esteem credentials, accolades, and titles. More times than not you’ll rely on the opinion of a doctor...

Which way to go? “When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not...

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

When contemplating the myriad problems of today’s world you might come up with a list such as the following: The COVID-19 pandemic The Mid...