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Hospice reflections
Caring for people at the hospice can be a very difficult job, but also very rewarding. While providing emotional support and company a volunteer not only can create a caring environment, but also can learn. This are six reflections that I, as a hospice volunteer, want to offer everyone who is young and healthy. 1.…
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5 things that I learned after I quit being a Buddhist Nun
The life full of mindfulness and meditation, while being a Buddhist monk, once you are able to pass the initial attachment to like and dislikes is worry free and pleasant over all. But how can you bring this peace to the “real world”? Here are the list of my observations, that I made after I…
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Sharing what I do
So I finally was able to spend some good amount of time putting this video together. Where I attempt to explain my vision of how we are born as pure spiritual beings, full of light, but through our lifetime we disconnect with this nature and through cracks we let the darkness to come in. I…
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The vision of the Sun
I can be planning and expecting gazillion things to happen, but it’s a simple walk in the park that just makes me fully present, connected and happy Despite all the disadvantage that living in remote country side may bring, it’s the nature that radiates with pure joy.
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An emotional mess
I am an emotional mess. Almost no one around me knows this. I did my best to pretend to always appear as if my mood and feelings are under my control. I look calm and always use reasoning. People in my close circle, even parents, relatives and best friends would say that I am the…
The Courage to Break Free
What If the Truth You Cling to Is Holding You Back? Three Stages of Understanding: To Learn, To Break Free, and To Transform Introduction: Is Your Path a Stepping Stone or a Cage? What if the truth you hold so tightly—the teachings, the methods, the philosophy—has become the very thing keeping you stuck? Many people…
Discover the Light within 