Adrian Clark

“the best way to tame a wild horse is to give it a wide pasture.”
― Bill Morgan, The Meditator's Dilemma: An Innovative Approach to Overcoming Obstacles and Revitalizing Your Practice

“It’s always best to assume that everyone either knows the truth or will know the truth, because either they do or they will.”
― Mike Dooley, Notes from the Universe: New Perspectives from an Old Friend

“And here is the eternal wisdom: There are always challenges. You plan for one thing, and something else often happens. The long view—is this a desirable thing or an undesirable thing?—is rarely immediately apparent. Immediate emotional responses are just that. Noticing them, and reflecting, is always a good idea. And the cause of suffering—always—is struggling with challenge rather than responding with sound judgment and kindness.”
― Sylvia Boorstein, Happiness Is an Inside Job: Practicing for a Joyful Life

“Don’t confuse staying the course with clinging to a cursed ‘how’.”
― Mike Dooley, Notes from the Universe: New Perspectives from an Old Friend