Sharon Salzberg on Loving Kindness 

I like her so much. She is loving kindness in persona just like a mother. ❤️

Thank you Sharon! Your words have such a calming and grounding effect on me. Thank you for all your talks!

i am gretfull for the teachings of sharon

Thank you,Sharon.....

Thank-you Teacher

Loving kindness for the people I met in school

loving kindness for women

the kindest scientist

loving kindness for those who practice EARTH RELIGIONS and environmentalists

so many poets, so many fantasy stories, the elves climbed the mountain to the peak, looking over the great divide, the tried to seperae the voices from the wind but they could not, they rolled down, just hearing the general sounds, and when they rolled small lights danced away, across several cabbages, having no aura of grandeur, humility and peaceful expression, grouped synergistically, in a style specific to the be-er, they were just our selves before society lessens imagination, it grew back!

Sharon Salzberg quote highlights from this video: “Wisdom, or insight, or understanding-especially of interconnectedness-brings us to a kind of natural expression of lovingkindness.” “It's so rare to be quite fully present, and yet that sense of things is like a gift of love.” “All beings want to be happy.” “This is how the world comes alive for us-by paying attention instead of sleepwalking, and not noticing, and objectifying all of these many forms of life.” “The practice of lovingkindness is most likened to a practice of generosity-it's like generosity of the spirit.”

loving kindness for men

Real deep meditation is also Zazen like at Gyobutsuji Zen Monastery in Arkansas :)

seeing lack of discipline, fantasy and chaos as a good thing, not having to logically prove everything but just theorizing for the effect of dreaming itself, for is not life a dream, O! philosophy! harm to none are ye that smiles life, be, oh yes, aigy, these winds of wisdom, sahasrara river, everywhere, nothing holding back, nothing matters, no ego resistance any more, finding a true nonjudgemental state

ayup ayup ayup ayup ayup ayup....

married women in the Midwest have mostly been condescending to me. they need to put you in a categories to understand you by their three experiences it seems, you will be talked to as my husband, my child, or my fellow complaining wife in the over 50 crowd. until they are widowed or lost a child or had a human experience

I don't want to play God