1981: Professor Pete Alexander - Helping People Find Workplace Serenity

We know all too well how difficult life can be when we are under stress. Professor Pete Alexander certainly does. After working the majority of his life in a variety of high pressure, Pete found himself stricken with stress related diabetes, specifically diabetic ketoacidosis. In fact he was hours away from slipping into a coma. That’s when he decided that his health had to come first. That was the day he decided to leave the high pressure world of corporate America and instead help those very people in that world handle stress.

Thom WaltersSeptember 12, 2023Comment

1979: Tricycle Week - Taking the Ache Out of Attachment by Thubten Chodron

The venerable Thubten Chodron helps us understand attachment in day three of Tricycle week. In her article she explains what attachment is and how it leads each of to suffer. Thankfully, she also shares with us ways to “take the Ache Out of Attachment”. :0) Come listen

Thom WaltersSeptember 5, 2023Comment

1978: Tricycle Week - The Two Big Problems with the Spiritual Path by Andrew Holecek

On day two of Tricycle week I read a great article that talks about how even the thought of embarking on enlightenment creates a challenge. The intention of seeking a spiritual path is the very thing that keeps us from experiencing it. The notion that there is and isn’t a spiritual path reinforces duality that keeps us from experiencing anything but separation. Come listen to the alternative. :0)