Peace of mind in daily living,

independent of circumstances

Thoughts and feelings do not touch the peace of being; unless “I am” is confused with "me".

Peace is the absence of agitation,

happiness is our true nature.

The root of our suffering is an assumed “me” that can either be diminished or aggrandized by circumstances.

In the world but not of it

We can investigate the nature of mind and uproot our faulty thinking and misidentification – the cause of suffering.

Being practical in daily living

We can playfully discover where we drain our resources, where we miss the mark, where our subtle "I don't like this" is taken personally.

Source / Consciousness

Fear, willfulness, arrogance, pride, shame, guilt, lack, loneliness, boredom are not problems but invitations to demystify “God”, to see where we are distracted or intimidated by unexamined childhood beliefs.