“There is nothing so relaxed as the shoulders of a very wealthy person when the talk turns to money.” Jon Carroll, columnist for the San Francisco chronicle, once said this, and he is probably mostly… more →
Aging As a Spiritual Practicemonkeymind wrote 2 months ago: Greed is such a harsh word. Who me? I want to say, I’m not greedy! Yet below the surface I’m f … more →
lewrich wrote 5 months ago: “There is nothing so relaxed as the shoulders of a very wealthy person when the talk turns to money. … more →
lewrich wrote 7 months ago: I remember a remarkable episode of the old Bill Cosby show, in which Dr. Huxtable and his wife surpr … more →
lewrich wrote 9 months ago: The “thought of enlightenment,” or bodhicitta, is a key doctrine of Great Vehicle Buddhi … more →
lewrich wrote 9 months ago: Gratitude is this moment. Or as my Buddhist teacher Shunyu Suzuki liked to say, “That you are here i … more →
lewrich wrote 10 months ago: Nothing happens when you die: Two contemporary Buddhist masters—Suzuki Roshi and the 16th Karmapa—bo … more →
lewrich wrote 10 months ago: Flexibility is an important key to healthy aging. A recent 77 year old reader recently commented abo … more →
lewrich wrote 12 months ago: The experience of aging is an exercise in comparison that happens inside of horizontal time. What I … more →
markbittner wrote 1 year ago: Most people assume that if you quote Jesus, you must be a Christian. Or if you quote Buddha, you mus … more →
cfigallo wrote 1 year ago: Stephen was very clear about this: he considered his teacher to be the Zen master, Shunryu Suzuki. A … more →
lewrich wrote 1 year ago: In connection with my new blog theme, “Aging as a Spiritual Practice,” I have been thinking more abo … more →
lewrich wrote 1 year ago: I have been thinking for some time about the topic of aging, and how that relates to Buddhism and Bu … more →
Adam wrote 1 year ago: This is the first in an ongoing series of posts highlighting the very best online Dharma teachings a … more →
monkeymind wrote 1 year ago: Right till leaving school after grade eight, television was new and unaffordable to my family. I sti … more →