“Another interesting concept for you - life is just a game. Buddhism teaches us than nothing is truly real and this world is an illusion of our own perception, as we are too limited to fully see the world as… — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Walk as if you are kissing the Earth with your feet.” ― Thích Nhất Hạnh” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Another interesting concept for you - life is just a game. Buddhism teaches us than nothing is truly real and this world is an… — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“When psychotherapists studying the art of achievement analyzed the language and thought patterns of the most successful people, they discovered a very interesting thing. … — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Overall, the goal of Zen Meditation is to see things for what they really are. This includes yourself and the world around you.” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Work can be looked forward to, as it will allow for more meditation time in your schedule.” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Do not engage in any behavior or indulge in any thought brought on by the Three Root Poisons: greed, anger, and ignorance.” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Children from broken homes sometimes develop serious emotional issues which can result in delinquency or even substance abuse.” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Just as a cloud momentarily blocks the sun, emotions and thoughts (when actively felt, thought, or pursued) temporarily block the radiance of the mind.” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“In order to live Zen, we must experience every moment fully while engaged in it. This concept seems so simple, yet it had a… — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“in Zen, meditation is key to getting to know and find our true selves.” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Everyone already has a Buddha nature inside of them, but it is almost impossible to see and feel as our awareness is clouded and… — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
“Also, stop correcting people all the time, preaching to them and commenting on all the subjects you have no idea about.” — Ian Tuhovsky Copy Share Image
