The Way Out Is In

As i breathe out the trees breathe in, a that every single thing in this universe contains everything else. And the same is true with suffering. In some way, they both contain each other. They can't exist without each other. This is the insighde of interpenetration,. The word and the insight that our teacher, tignakan shares so often, rather than celebrating ascendants in buddhism, we're actually invited in to descent. Our teacher reminds us again and again that the way out is in. The way out is through. To be able to treat ourselves, our joys, our successes, ours, ring our pain with love and tenderness.