Developing Attachment
October 11, 2017
My son is five months old and every day I observe his dedicated efforts to persuade his body to honour his desires. Watching him come to terms with the most
My son is five months old and every day I observe his dedicated efforts to persuade his body to honour his desires. Watching him come to terms with the most
If it’s correct that we are so wrapped up in the worldly self and the experience of life, then how do we extricate ourselves from their allure and rest in
This entry is an example of what I alluded to in the previous post about using the words of others to remind me of what I easily forget. Listening to
Standing on my head, looking across the room at the empty wall, I wondered whether I might put a poster there, upside down, to remind me of a few simple
Why is it that when I begin something, or even just contemplate beginning something, my mind immediately turns to thoughts of perfection? TA theory points to my Be Perfect driver
The last word came from the audience. Having spent much of the seminar looking at why it is so difficult for us to let go – of words, thoughts, feelings,
There is a bridge near my apartment across which I cycle most days. It has a slalom element at each end which makes it fun to negotiate, especially when the
Fundamentally, personal development is simple: see clearly who you are; understand that (most of) your behaviour is conditioned; let go of what doesn’t serve you; and re-condition the self according
Growing up, I was always impressed with the way my big brother seemed to have an opinion on everything. A strong one too. Even now, when I encounter someone with