LEGO: There are no cars or houses

By Wakeupnow, on 30th June, 2009

LEGO, the famous toy that kids around the world played with, is a very interesting toy that I grew up with.  In its simpler earlier form, it comprises of identical building blocks, differing only in color and sizes.

The human figures were also modular, meaning that the head-gears, head, upper torso, lower torso were interchangeable. You . . . → Read More: LEGO: There are no cars or houses

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Applying meditation skills to daily encounters

By Wakeupnow, on 18th January, 2009

Hi all,

Hope the new year is treating you well.  I just came back from a three month retreat and thought I’ll share something here.  (Strictly speaking, because of immigration requirements and some talk engagements I committed to, it was not a full three months! )

Below is an email excerpt I sent to fellow . . . → Read More: Applying meditation skills to daily encounters

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A bowl of delicious laksa … 8′)

By Wakeupnow, on 21st October, 2006

If there’s such a thing as writer’s block, this is it. I inserted this entry like weeks ago in the hope of pushing myself to pen down my thoughts about emptiness via the illustration of a bowl of delicious laksa, and yet as I sat here weeks later, there is just no impetus to write . . . → Read More: A bowl of delicious laksa … 8′)

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