We are all leaders in our own way. We all face conflict and chaos in our lives. But the wise leader seeks victory beyond aggression.
Peter Senge and Margaret Wheatley talk about how we can create meaning, joy, and even spiritual fulfillment in the way we work together.
“The very worst was ‘meat paper,’ loans made to dupes for purchasing a freezerful of meat. Collecting on meat paper left a dismal taste.”
These postures to open the hips will bring heat, breath and increased awareness to the pelvic area. With hips swinging, you’ll do the dance of you!
“It is one of the perverse virtues of advanced civilization to have transcended repair and renewal.”
Tibetan Prayer Flags. Photo by kychan.Ani Pachen survived twenty-one years in Chinese prisons. Now she campaigns for Tibetan freedom, a living symbol of her people’s indomitable spirit.
From “The Innermost Essence” by the great Dzogchen teacher Jigme Lingpa (1730-1798) and translated by Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche.
In American politics, an enterprise too often characterized by adultery, dyed hair and spin doctors, Jerry Brown remains a maverick original.
Compassion. Photo by Aaron Alexander.“Compassion is not a path that is taken because it leads somewhere else. Everything that we encounter, all that we experience, is this path.”
The American writer Thoreau and the Japanese poet Ryokan were quiet men who taught outside of any school, inspiring those who seek the authentic life.
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