An ecology of the spirit
Humanity exists as part of an ecosystem, a web of life. In An Ecology of the Spirit (1994) I wrote that eco-spirituality is a harmony that encompasses the sacredness of nature as central to human existence.
Entries by Mark Bromberg
Less “doing,” more “being”
My poetry often includes animals. They are nature’s true teachers and I am fortunate to learn from them every day. Cat Tony continues to be a centerstage Buddha in my daily routine and encourages me to stop and rest, observe and enjoy.
Connecting with others as we grow older
The Dalai Lama emphasizes that, no matter the advances in medicine and general health, our time here remains brief.
Enlightenment and quieting the “monkey mind”
Wisdom comes from many sources, spirituality can be as enhanced from the words of a poet like Blake as from the teachings of the Buddha.
Listening
We spend much of our time not hearing what the other person is saying. In a loving relationship this is probably a given; we are more intent on giving reasons why, rather than consider the other person’s why not.