Naikan In Four Movements
This four-part Naikan series grew out of a course I offered at Baltimore Dharma Group in Spring 2025. While Naikan is often framed as a tool for self-reflection, I came to see it as something more relational: not a system of correction, but a practice of returning—again and again—to what holds us, what flows through us, what we leave behind, and what we remain with.
That's adorable!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, this made me laugh so much! She's so cute (and you all did a great job following her lead).
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thks for sharing. Hope to see you guys soon - not for lack of trying I know!
ReplyDeleteShe's absolutely a bundle of joy. Every time I need a break, I open and watch this video and it always makes me happy.
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