News for the Twin Forks
Like many folks who practice meditation or yoga on a daily basis, once I’ve made a connection to a particular teacher whose style, voice, and rhythm resonates with me, I then have a tendency to focus solely on that instructor, oftentimes for weeks or months on end.
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I’m not sure where most folks land when it comes to addressing this topic, but I tend to subscribe to
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I wholeheartedly agree with this passage from Zen Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh’s work titled, “No Mud, No Lotus: The Art of Transforming Suffering.”
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“No matter how much we may feel the need for a circle of trust, few of us can imagine taking
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As many of us have witnessed these past several years, a polarization of sorts has permeated not only our country,
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by Dave Davis Like many of my fellow educators here on the East End, and probably everywhere else for that
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Like many folks that I’ve been speaking with lately, this past year-and-a-half has certainly presented itself with ample opportunities to
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With my preschool teaching duties not scheduled to re-start until the fall, I have finally found the time to scroll
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I find it rather interesting that, no longer had I begun to contemplate how many of us would be handling
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Now that some of the restrictions regarding COVID-19 protocol have begun to be lifted, I’m quite interested in seeing how
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There’s a passage from Pema Chodron, the renowned Buddhist nun, that I recently came across in Tricycle, and I wanted
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