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 The Importance of SamayaThe following is respectfully quoted from “Perfect Conduct: Ascertaining the Three Vows” by Dudjom Rinpoche: 6.b.1(e.4) Restoring through the general cleansing of three yogas: As is taught in the Hasti-upapraveśya-tantra, the general cleansing yoga of the nest of remorse is the “Stirring the Depths.” By confessing in this way, there is nothing [...] AstrologyThe best idea ever pops up today. It provides a brand new direction that will succeed. Take it! This is harder to do than it sounds. A critical energy that wants all the facts and details also is here. Avoid the tendency to pick apart the things that come your way, it will undercut your [...]  Understanding DualityThe following is an excerpt from a teaching by Jetsunma Ahkon Lhamo called “Art of Dispelling Anger” So what happens in the awakening? Well, we’ve worked with our poisons sufficiently. We have some inner knowledge and honesty. We’ve worked some method and now we’re accomplishing view. That’s where we really start to get cooking [...] AstrologyA conflict appears between pride and finances today. You want to look good but you’re spending too much money, or else a project is too expensive. Scale down! On the mental front an idea, book or conversation is successful. The more talk today, the better. The media and the news are favorable, and short trips [...] |
The following is respectfully quoted from “To Have or To Harm” by Linden Gross: In Los Angeles, that solution includes mandating counseling as a condition of probation or parole, and diverting some criminal cases to psychiatric treatment programs such as the one John Key cofounded along with psychiatrist E. Eugene Kunzman. The Center Against [...] The following is respectfully quoted from “To Have or To Harm” by Linden Gross: Unrelenting harassment consumes your life. Knowing you were once intimate with the person responsible for your misery makes it worse. You ask yourself again and again: How could I have married such a monster? No matter what you do, the [...] The following is respectfully quoted from “To Have or To Harm” by Linden Gross: Joseph Blackstone, a fifty-three-year-old lab technician, describes himself as a hereditary obsessive-compulsive and his thirty-year marriage as a business partnership rather than a relationship. For two years he had an affair with a waitress from the local country club. Then [...] The following is respectfully quoted from “To Have or To Harm” by Linden Gross: What compels some people to become obsessed with others, to hound, threaten, injure, and sometimes kill them in the name of love? As with most research into criminal behavior, explanations range from the biological to the environmental. Physiological studies, for [...] The following is respectfully quoted from “To Have or To Harm” by Linden Gross: Chicago, Illinois, August 5, 1989 After violating a protective order three times, Sheila Gallo’s former husband kills her. Their divorce had been final for just two days. Richmond, Virginia, February 9, 1989 Deborah Frost’s old high-school boyfriend kills her while [...] |
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