Underlying wholeness

It’s easy to identify with all the places we have been hurt or abandoned,

but can we identify with the timeless wholeness that weathers every condition?

If we can’t, we may spend this life protecting ourselves

and never risk really living

Bonnie Myotai Treace Sensei

3 thoughts on “Underlying wholeness

  1. Hi: I really enjoy receiving my daily mindfulness messages. I would like to find a recent one with a sleeping fox which I appear to have binned by mistake. The caption (which game me a lightbulb moment) read “To be happy T home is the ultimate aim of all ambition”. I would love to find it again

    1. Hi Mary. It was just last Sunday, so is still on the front page. If you google mindfulbalance.org you will see it there. Let me know if that works, karl

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