Elliott Dacher MDWe've all experienced cultivated situations of harmony that slows and calms mind, body, and spirit. There is also a very different inner stillness that comes from uncultivated experiences, evoking something deeper, something still and timeless...
When we become free from our habitually overactive mind, a profound natural stillness reveals itself. Freed from the dominance of ceaseless mental activity, clarity and an awakened human life arises.
Richard C. Miller PhDTo what are we really devoted? Happiness? Security? Love? If we're serious about living a contented life we need to answer the question: "Where, by being established here, are we always happy, always secure and always loving?" With-out answering...
