“The fact that nothing is certain, and we therefore can’t hold on to anything, can evoke fear and depression in the mind. But it can also evoke a sense of wonder, curiosity, and freedom.” — Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel Copy Share Image
“we access our greatest intelligence through engaging our life with the spirit of wonderment, not through seeking absolute conclusions.” — Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel Copy Share Image
“Where do we stop and where does our universe begin? Here we find the Buddha just warming up . . .” — Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel Copy Share Image
“The Buddha’s process of investigation can be challenging. This is not because his teachings are abstract but rather because they urge us to deeply… — Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel Copy Share Image
“The fact that nothing is certain, and we therefore can’t hold on to anything, can evoke fear and depression in the mind. But it… — Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel Copy Share Image
