Life is very full. Even in the quiet moments, like this overcast Sunday morning, it feels saturated with goodness. To reflect on the elements of that goodness--to unpack the saturation--is a daunting task. So I shall begin with a calendar review--a chronicle as much for my future self as for my friends and family who are wondering where I've been all this time. July Shortly after standing next to Kathleen and Austin in their glorious celebration of life and love, I returned to Washington only to discover that someone had stolen my laptop and jewelry out of my apartment. It was a final straw in what had been a difficult chapter at this particular residence. Despondent, I struggled to find solace in the Buddhist practice. Release attachment to material things. Move forward, embracing the empty space that the stolen goods left as an opportunity to fill my life with positive energy. In a matter of days, I would be moving to a new address with a new roommate. A new chapter
Reflections on finding and holding the Center.