ISmile 71- Not mindless but no mind

Mind, or what we might also call ego, can only survive in two places: either in the past or in the future. But what about the space between our thoughts? This openness is what in Zen we call “No Mind”. In this talk, Michael suggests that the practice of letting go into, and from, this empty field of No Mind allows for us to source our activity from Spirit. This activity is compassion. Questions deal with what we might do in situations where we feel criticized, and how we can develop a sense of No Mind with consistency.