Student Writings

When you take up one view, you see mountains flowing, and when you take up another view, mountains are not flowing.

Our practice is about seeing life as it is. I have sometimes heard of meditation being described as like removing a set of tinted glasses through which one had a coloured view of the world.

The paradox of exerting right effort while sitting with no goal in mind. Here we are on the familiar ground of an apparent Zen paradox: letting go and at the same time exerting some type of effort.