by Windhorse Community Services | Feb 22, 2021 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Friends, Welcome to an opportunity to listen to a spontaneous discussion about the Lojong slogan training with a wonderful teacher. In this discussion, Polly Banerjee Gallagher and I join Dungse Jampal Norbu to address a few of these slogans and how they may be...
by Windhorse Community Services | Dec 18, 2020 | Journal, Podcasts, Uncategorized, Windhorse Philosophy
I would like to thank you, dear listener-viewer, for finding your way to part 1 of this most recent podcast entry to the Windhorse Journal. Our panel discusses the book Healing Discipline, which has just been published as an e-book on the Windhorse Legacy Project...
by Windhorse Community Services | Nov 26, 2020 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Listeners, We are fast approaching six months since Windhorse Community Services altered the ways we function in our day to day lives due to COVID-19. The podcast Rinpoche recorded with myself, Jack Gipple, and Chuck Knapp as the moderator on March 13, 2020...
by Windhorse Community Services | Aug 10, 2020 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Friends, Welcome to today’s Journal entry, which begins with a heartfelt conversation among Windhorse Community Programs members—moderated by Chuck Knapp and JoAnn Burton—about coping with the pandemic from the perspective of the Hero’s Journey, a notion made...
by Windhorse Community Services | May 16, 2020 | Journal, Podcasts, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Friends, It has been 8 weeks since we began responding as an organization to the threat of COVID-19, with significant alterations to how we go about our work. At that time, an already-scheduled visit and podcast recording with Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche proved to...
by Windhorse Community Services | Apr 3, 2020 | Journal, Uncategorized, Windhorse Philosophy
Dear Friends, In Joanne Greenberg’s piece “In Praise of Not Knowing” she writes that while on the one hand, she would like to know what the future holds, on the other, it would rob her of essential qualities of life. “Not to know implies the need to learn more of what...
