Helping You Help Yourself And The World | By Pamir Kiciman
When common challenges arise in my spiritual practice, and others — the people I teach and help heal also report common pitfalls, I write about it here. Mostly what’s been covered so far has been about the roadblocks to regular
The end of the year is a time of reflection. We go through cycles of gratitude, fasting, celebrating, traveling, resting and hopefully forgiving. There’s closure and promise. The new year’s afoot! And there’s grabbing. Grabbing stuff. Accumulating things. Yet more
As I reported at the end of last year in Thankful for Thich Nhat Hanh, Thay (teacher) as he’s known suffered a severe brain hemorrhage. Thay’s Plum Village community has announced regular health updates since then. He’s been receiving medical attention
Can peace be made? We make tea. We make love. We make art. We make dinner. What about peace? Is it buildable, constructible, makeable? Not in the way we may think, but yes, inwardly and outwardly we can ‘make’ peace.
We live, play, create and work in spaces. Just like our body or mind, our family, cars, finances and anything we possess or are involved with, the spaces we occupy also need attention. We may think space is inert. When
From the United Nations International Day of Peace website: This year, 2013, the International Day of Peace is on a Saturday, September 21st, and special activities and celebrations will take place all across the world over the 2013 Peace Day
Peace is an active state. It isn’t a blissed-out state of inaction. Peace isn’t ignoring what is, denying the facts or some sort of escape. It seems peace is often mistaken for aloofness or disengaged self-satisfaction. Perhaps we don’t opt