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Tag Archives: Thich Nhat Hahn
Growing Equanimity: Via Rumi’s Guest House (sermon)
Do you know that old, and perhaps tired, and perhaps true, cartoon about Unitarian Universalists? There are two doors. Each has a sign over it. The first door says, “Heaven.” No one is going through that door. The second door … Continue reading
The Mindfulness of Hanging Laundry
Right now, this is my favorite pastime. I feel such peace and straightforward pleasure. Even though I am down to one class, not four. Even though I am only driving to one town two hours away, not two, for this … Continue reading