A short reflection on how we may be addicted to problem solving and how some of our problems might in fact be “luxury” problems. Also, enjoy a short video from Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche titled: When you believe you can’t practice.
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When I was younger, I described myself as having agoraphobic tendencies. I wasn’t housebound. I could get out and do what I needed to do for the most part, but it could be a real struggle. Eventually, I learned how to access a place of peace and safety inside myself, my inner refuge. Lately, though, with everything going on, accessing my inner refuge hasn’t been so easy. I wrote this poem to encourage myself. Perhaps it can help you too.
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Sharing her own struggles, asserting the possibility of basic goodness, and digging deeper into the first chapter of Genesis, Kimberly Holman asks us to contemplate the possibility of a new normal coming out of the COVID 19 crisis.
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Kimberly Holman offers a poetic examination of the mystic’s longing after having tasted a glimpse of freedom and being left with wonder, still yearning for total surrender and conversion.
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This post is a short meditation on one mind with two states, pure perception, and the dance of life within the recollection of enlightened bliss.
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In Centering Prayer, whenever we notice we are caught up in thoughts, the instruction is to return ever so gently to our sacred symbol. But then what? In this post, Kimberly Holman talks about making an intentional gesture of open receptivity.
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How we view ourselves says a lot about how we imagine we might be saved. In this article, Kimberly Holman suggests that being liberated or saved implies either a problem to be resolved or something more we might aspire to. It’s like trying to get from point A to point B. How we envision this leap is directly related to how we envision ourselves.
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In this post, Kimberly Holman shares her reflections on praying the 23rd Psalm to prepare for Centering Prayer meditation.
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