Vajrayana Online students share what they have discovered in practising the Nectar of the Path.
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“I could see how the people at the hospice have challenges, just like others, and they don’t have access to meditation.” – Stefan Markov
“Looking again at that busy train station, I can recognize that just like me, everyone who’s running around is identifying with this solid sense of self, and they’re also saying, “If I just get this one thing!” – Anya Adair
As humans, we share so much in common, yet each of us is gifted with unique skills and talents. This is both our unity and uniqueness.
It’s difficult for us to ascertain how our meditation practice is progressing but if we look outside of ourselves to how we relate to the world around us we will get some clues.
Meditation helps us become more familiar with ourselves and all that is happening in our mind, leading to greater ease and contentment. As we progress, we experience both moments of clarity and increased awareness of our challenges, allowing us to respond more skillfully and live with greater openness and intention.
When Bob Eng became a grandfather eight years ago, it sparked an urgent question: “What kind of world will my grandson inherit?” This question led Bob to delve into deep contemplation about the future.
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