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In Buddha Dharma it's often said that wisdom and compassion are like the two wings of a bird. Why are wisdom and compassion like the two wings of a bird? The universal instinct of beings in wanting happiness and not suffering is called great compassion. The universal intelligence of beings which can fulfill this compassion is called great wisdom. Therefore these two great universal virtues of wisdom and compassion are what fulfill the hearts and minds of sentient beings. Like

Nature and nurture. Wilderness and wildness. Unification as life itself is the mystical beautific vision. What is it that is so alluring and adorable about nature and wildlife? It immediately confronts us with the nonverbal, with the mystery, with the source, with our self. What are these adorable kin creatures, these curious interdimensional beings? The animate cosmos as the whole of experience in my consciousness, of consciousness, is alive with life. It immediately has the

Space is a most frequent and apt metaphor for pointing out the nondual view. Space points to the all pervading, everpresent, actuality of awareness, of knowing, and consciousness in all experiencing. Interesting it is to begin with the proposal that the free in itself state is somehow already right here right now in full measure. Though like a blind spot we cannot see it, through our ignorance we are ignoring it. Through our grasping, we push it away. So, pointing to mental a