The nature of our mind may be displayed in many ways, but Ashe is the fundamental basis.

What is my great wish and intention, is to make a base of compassion and to encourage people to work to shift the energy.

Your life and your practice should not be separate. You bring your practice into experience. You bring it about.

In looking for my mind, I discovered that it seems to be in many different places. Sometimes it is drinking a glass of water, remembering swimming in the summer, feeling the breeze. In this contemplation I observed that the self is more elusive than I thought.

For a lot of us, the opposite of auspicious coincidence is obstacles. Life usually is a mixture of both, but as we begin to exhibit exertion, more and more auspiciousness happens.

People sometimes don't like organized situations. Sometimes people need to be left alone more. Sometimes people need environmental support.

Shambhala is a tradition where there were rulers, kings, and powerful people who actually were very benevolent and kind. They got things done, and they didn't abandon their tradition.