~ Growth & Wellness
The basis of karma is simple: you are the source of all your baggage.
~ Growth & Wellness
unless we do the right things, the right things will not happen to us:
~ Growth & Wellness
Dhyan traveled from India to China along with the Buddhist monks, where it was referred to as Châan. This yoga traveled through the Southeast Asian countries to Japan and became Zen, and found expression as a whole system of direct insight without an emphasis on doctrine. Zen is a spiritual path that has no scriptures, books, rules, or rigid practices; it is an uncharted path.
~ Growth & Wellness
Whether you are aware of it or not, one half of your pulmonary system is hanging up there right now on a tree!
~ Growth & Wellness
Unless you do the right things, the right things will not happen to you. Principles and philosophies are only of social consequence. It is time to wake up to yourself as an existential being, a living being, rather than a psychological case. Then your destiny will be your own. One hundred percent your own.
~ Growth & Wellness
Karma is not a doctrine. You do not get any brownie points for subscribing to it. You do not get any negative marks for disbelieving it. Karma is not a creed, a scripture, an ideology, a philosophy, or a theory. It is simply the way things are. It is an existential mechanism. Like the sun, it operates whether you acknowledge it or not, whether you pay obeisance to it or ignore it. It is not looking for a fan club.