What is Meditation?
Origin of the English Word Meditation ‘Meditation’ – derived from the Latin meditatio, from a verb meditari, meaning “to think, contemplate, devise, ponder”. Interesting that the word’s English origins point…
The Abandoned Meditator
Does Meditation Need Me? Is your day ever like this? I wake up. Lie in bed a bit. Sense, Look and Listen.I get out of bed, go to the bathroom,…
Continual Practice
Going Nowhere Meditation One gift of continual practice is that stopping and starting, beginning and ending our practice is no longer relevant. All practice involves awareness and presence. As we know,…
Tantra of Everyday Life
Beyond Sex Tantra and Tantra & Yoga in Everyday Life I’ve been working with the Ridhwan School to help promote their upcoming 5-day retreat on Tantra of Everyday Life. My…
Sacred Relationships, Joy & Divine Eros
Moving Deeper into Intimacy and the Sacred My friends, Dixon and Valorie, partners in life and at Integral Partnerships, are concentrating some of their attention and efforts on working with…
The Value of Suffering
Suffering Serves the Soul’s Journey Between flights the other day in Detroit, I picked up the latest issue of Rolling Stone with Louis CK on the cover and read this…