‘We all have to learn the comfort of being ourselves — and not someone else.’
John Aske
John Aske
Awareness, by John Aske
The more we become conscious of this awareness, and our attention is drawn to it, the more it becomes a safe refuge for us.
The Problem of Dukkha, by John Aske
Half the problem of Dukkha is the barriers we put up against it.
The Way We Look at Things, by John Aske.
To be alive, to be fully awake, is to take your here with you everywhere…
The Mirror, by John Aske
But a dream is a frail raft on which to build our lives.
An Excess of Everything and a Lack of No-thing, by John Aske
The quiet awareness is full of amusement – and still full of other wonders.
The Theatre of Myself, by John Aske
But if we turn and look at the quiet space that sees all this and the frustration we feel, sometimes a curious creativity occurs.
The Land of Lost Contact by John Aske
Religion once gave us a sense of belonging, of being part of something greater.
Buddhism now 