Thich Nhat Hanh writes that the miracle is not to walk on water but on the earth.
Sermon Category: Mindfulness
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Looking Twice
In this reflective sermon, the speaker explores the transformative power of intentional attention as the foundation of reverence and devotion.
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How (And Why) To Practice Gratitude
This sermon explores a substantial and realistic approach to gratitude, contrasting it with the “magical thinking” found in many prosperity philosophies.
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Beyond Empathy: A Call to Skillful Action
In this sermon, the speaker calls for a transition from passive empathy to meaningful personal action in response to societal hatred and negativity.
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Be Here Now, Together
This sermon explores the concepts of mindfulness, community, and engagement with the present moment.
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Prayer vs. Positive Thinking
This sermon explores the connection between prayer and positive thinking, suggesting they are similar approaches to achieving desired outcomes.
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The Fifth Precept and the Twelve Steps
The speaker reflects on the Fifth Precept of Buddhism, which encourages abstaining from intoxicants. Initially finding the precept unimportant, recent family struggles with addiction have changed the speaker’s perspective
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Present Moment, Peaceful Moment
This sermon discusses finding hope and peace amidst suffering, using the example of Thich Nhat Hanh, a Buddhist monk who endured war and exile.