When I first saw this Ensō, I was very drawn to it. Bankei Yōtaku (1622-1693), Sakyamuni and Maitreya, ink on paper First, what is enso? Zen teachers like to draw circles. Sometimes they draw them around from right to left,
Enso the Zen Circle

When I first saw this Ensō, I was very drawn to it. Bankei Yōtaku (1622-1693), Sakyamuni and Maitreya, ink on paper First, what is enso? Zen teachers like to draw circles. Sometimes they draw them around from right to left,
Critical work is being done on our planet now. Spiritual healing work. Light work. There’s a group of people involved in this work. What’s obvious to this group is that time on the planet is fast running out. Among all
What we call “I” is just a swinging door which moves when we inhale and when we exhale. It just moves; that is all. When your mind is pure and clam enough to follow this movement, there is nothing: no
Words carry power. The way we speak sets up a mindset. It’s easy to be lazy with language, speak in all the familiar patterns. How we describe something or speak about it defines it. In the world of Reiki it’s
The body is perishable. It’s also a miracle. We live in it. We struggle with it. It’s part of our identity. Yet there’s more to us, a lot more. The body gives us a realness. It helps us know we
Meditation, healing practices, silence and stillness, being in nature are all efficiency engines. When we give ourselves quality attention and replenish our body, mind and soul we’re happier, lighter, clearer and sharper. After including spiritual practices, we approach everything else
You’re bound to become a buddha if you practice. If water drips long enough Even rocks wear through. It’s not true thick skulls can’t be pierced; People just imagine their minds are hard. — Shih-Wu (1272-1352) Shih-Wu or Stone House