Hey! I'm journeying deeper into the beautiful teachings of Ram Dass, the vast wisdom of Sanatana Dharma, and the profound insights of the Bhagavad Gita. It's an incredible path, but sometimes it feels like I'm walking it solo!
I'm reaching out to connect with fellow travelers who resonate with these teachings. I'd love to find friends to share insights, ask questions, and just explore these amazing concepts together in a space free of judgment. Maybe we can even learn from each other and help light the way forward?
If your heart beats a little faster thinking about Ram Dass, Dharma, or the Gita, I'd be so grateful to connect!
Today, I found myself heading to a Buddhist temple for an addiction recovery meeting and meditation session. Initially, I was overwhelmed with anxiety, my mind racing with all the ways things could go wrong. Why? Because the mind, though a powerful tool, is just that—a tool. It should be used only when needed; otherwise, it will create problems simply to justify its own activity, becoming an addiction in itself.
As I made my way there, I became aware of the vibrations of the music resonating in my ears, the wind brushing against my face, the comfort of my seat—each moment was rich with joy. Yet, we so rarely tap into the immediate joy available to us in the present.