This is an interesting piece from 20/20. We are the composition of our past. We come into the current lifetime with a continuous collective stream of consciousness.--ZenMoon

A clean and decluttered space gives ones a more optimum living environment to study the Teaching.

We exists within a dualistic physical world. We are the product of the Karma created by our dualistic mind. Zen is the freedom from the mind's duality and transcendence from life's duality.

Treat everyone with kindness and understanding. We are all entangled in Karma. Live with compassion --ZenMoon

Ultimately, we are our own saviour and liberator. With self-determination, Dzung, everyone is capable of reaching the spiritual destination: Nirvana.--ZenMoon

Some brief yet meaningful highlights from Chef Eric Ripert's spiritual venture and learning about the Buddhisht philosphy behind monastery cuisine.

These one-of-a-kind green furnitures are both functional and sustainable.

Our bodies are intimately connected to the physical universe. "Every atom in our bodies was processed in the body of an ancient star, says NASA astronomer Dr. Michelle Thaller."

Life is too precious and transient to waste on trivial matters. Best to use the time in our possession to focus on transcending the Karmic life circle.--ZenMoon

A great talk on the positivities of shifting to business model based on happiness.

Watching this video makes me think about the philosopical question: "If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?--ZenMoon

Both the inner journey back to Oneself and the outer journey to an otherworldliness are in the here and now.--ZenMoon