Long Beach Meditation
Lead us from the unreal to the Real.
Lead us from darkness to the Light.
Lead us from the fear of death to the abode of Immortality.
—from the Brihadanayaka Upanishad
Papers
A selection of specially created papers for reflection and contemplation.
Working with the Ego—A View from the East
A View from the EastUploaded: July 19, 2009
Growing Up and Getting Well - Two Tracks of Healing
A View from the WestUploaded: July 19, 2009
Taken during our Seven Day Retreat in Temecula, November 2003.Uploaded: July 19, 2009
Transcription of a Dharma Talk given at our June Retreat 2004 in TemeculaUploaded: July 19, 2009
Aham avero homi May I be free from enmity and danger.
Abyapajjho homi May I be free from mental suffering.
Anigho homi May I be fee from physical suffering.
Sukhi - attanam pariharami May I take care of myself happily.
Mama matapitu May my parents,
Acariya ca natimitta ca teachers, relatives and friends,
Sabrahma - carino ca Companions in the Dharma,
Avera hontu be free from enmity and danger,
Abyapajjha hontu be free from mental suffering,
Anigha hontu be free from physical suffering.
Sukhi - attanam pariharantu May they take care of themselves happily.
Sabbe satta May all beings,
Sabbe pana all breathing things,
Sabbe bhuta all creatures,
Sabbe puggala all individuals,
Sabbe attabhava - pariyapanna all personalities (beings with mind and body),
Sabba itthiyo may all females,
Sabbe purisa all males,
Sabbe ariya all noble ones,
Sabbe anariya all worldlings,
Sabbe deva all deities,
Sabbe manussa all humans,
Sabbe vinipatika all those in the four woeful planes,
Avera hontu be free from enmity and danger,
Abyapajjha hontu be free from mental suffering,
Anigha hontu be free from physical suffering.
Sukhi - attanam pariharantu May they take care of themselves happily.Uploaded: June 17, 2010