Glenda Gibbs, Integrative Coaching & Counseling, Transformational Teacher, Facilitator of "The Secret"

"What, then is the one pure and clear thing?"

This is a very important question.

We come into the world with nothing and we leave it with nothing.

Everyone

knows

that. And yet, we spend

most of our lifetime in confusion,

pushed and

pulled by

changing circumstances, conflicting emotions and

complicated

desires. How can

we find our true self in the midst of our busy

lives?

Most important is practicing meditation every day. Through meditation we

learn to

let go of our opinion, our

condition and our situation and return to

our

original,

clear, compassionate mind. But how do we keep this

mind

moment

to moment,

through our daily life?

It helps to have a Great Question. What am I? Where did I come from?

Where am I

going? What is the one,

pure and clear thing?

This type of question allows us to carry our meditation practice beyond our

cushion. Then, walking, eating,

working and taking care our children, all

becomes

meditation and the expression of our true self. Having a

Great

Question helps us

never forget our Bodhisattva vow to become clear and

help this world."

-- Dyan Eagles, President of the Dharma Crafts Catalog

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