Daily Zen Meditation
Your daily Zen insight.
Five days a week (usually). Here are a few examples.
Category: The Book
The Passenger’s Dilemma
However we’re wired, “I” still have to forge ahead. Continue reading The Passenger’s Dilemma
Hiccups
Wheel plays ping-pong with Piper. Street angles for action photos. Continue reading “Hiccups”
Equinox
Theta waves sail us one world to another. Continue reading Equinox
Anchor
“If you don’t have an anchor, I suppose the wind will blow you all over the place,” says the student. “Maybe the wind is your anchor,” replies the master. Continue reading Anchor
Comparing Notes
You know how when you’ve eaten too much? Continue reading Comparing Notes
The Eye
“Mostly it’s an art thing. But I think the principle applies to Zen, as well.” Continue reading The Eye
Writer’s Block
Zenshiro places the papers on the table. “Perhaps you should go feed the ducks,” he says. Continue reading Writer’s Block
Opposite
Nothingness is the opposite of emptiness. Magpie Continue reading Opposite
Screaming Meditation
“We’re sorry to alarm you, Sensei,” Piper says. “It’s Screaming Meditation. We saw a video about it online.” Continue reading Screaming Meditation
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