There is no more or less aliveness anywhere else. No more or less living other than here. You’re either fully and totally alive here, now or not at all.

There is no more or less aliveness anywhere else. No more or less living other than here. You’re either fully and totally alive here, now or not at all.

If you don’t know what to do next just wait and see what you do next.

If you don’t know what to do next just wait and see what you do next.

This is always it
Everything is
This can never not be
or separate from everything
Even these words attempting (and failing)
to express what is, are it
The shit on your shoe
The joy in your heart
Everything included
Nothing left out

This is always it
Everything is
This can never not be
or separate from everything
Even these words attempting (and failing)
to express what is, are it
The shit on your shoe
The joy in your heart
Everything included
Nothing left out

What is here when we stop trying to arrive there? What is here, so close that we do not notice? Words will never answer. What knows cannot be known except to Itself. It is what we are. It is a Mystery prior to any conception of “God,” or “Buddha,” or “I Am,” prior to being or non-being. . .

It is undivided Silence, empty of nothing, continually moving, continually still. It is what we are. Only This! It is where the mind cannot go, where mind must remain in Unknowing.

Dorothy Hunt

What is here when we stop trying to arrive there? What is here, so close that we do not notice? Words will never answer. What knows cannot be known except to Itself. It is what we are. It is a Mystery prior to any conception of “God,” or “Buddha,” or “I Am,” prior to being or non-being. . .

It is undivided Silence, empty of nothing, continually moving, continually still. It is what we are. Only This! It is where the mind cannot go, where mind must remain in Unknowing.

Dorothy Hunt

If we liken experience to a radio, our usual mode is to just keep turning the dial until we find a station that we like. However, what I'm inviting you to do is to get interested in the fact that the radio of experiencing is even on and playing in the first place.

John Astin

If we liken experience to a radio, our usual mode is to just keep turning the dial until we find a station that we like. However, what I'm inviting you to do is to get interested in the fact that the radio of experiencing is even on and playing in the first place.

John Astin

If we take eternity to mean not infinite temporal duration but timelessness, then eternal life belongs to those who live in the present.

Ludwig Wittgenstein

If we take eternity to mean not infinite temporal duration but timelessness, then eternal life belongs to those who live in the present.

Ludwig Wittgenstein