Sometimes the deepest wisdom emerges from simply tending what's right in front of you.
You won’t find your peace in applause that fades, but in moments that endure.
When one is driving, nothing in the world is more important than paying attention on the road. One distracted moment can endanger your life and the lives of others.
There exists only One Power in the universe - a singular Energy, Force, or Will that emanates from the Absolute. An invisible guiding force permeating everything in existence, from slime molds to human consciousness.
The most profound teaching of the Yogi philosophy. That you, I, and everything we perceive are manifestations of the same ultimate reality.
Even a life filled with extraordinary experiences cannot satisfy when happiness is attached to specific conditions.
You must question not only the world before you, but the very lens through which you see it.
Begin now, with what you have. Begin today, where you stand.
We are infinitesimal specks somewhere in the middle of a reality that extends far beyond what we can touch, taste, hear, smell, or see.
Dharma represents "Right-Action" - the rule of action best suited for each soul's particular stage of development and evolutionary path.
Ancient Yogi wisdom teaches us that thoughts are tangible energies. Actual vibrations that interact with our physical world. When we cook, these thought vibrations naturally transfer into our food.
The greatest wisdom may be acknowledging that our present understanding is incomplete. We are still infants viewed from the perspective of cosmic evolution.
