What does it mean to be responsible? Ultimately, completely, and radically responsible? Does one need to have a radically responsible life in order to have a radically meaningful life? These are the questions I explored with Dharma teacher Fleet Maull Roshi, whose new book “Radical Responsibility” is launching May 14th, 2019.
Day Retreat | Sacramento Buddhist Meditation Group
Wake Up, Grow Up, & Show Up – A Meditation Day Retreat w/ Miles Kessler
In this retreat you will work on three aspects of Dharma practice: awakening to deeper meditative states, transforming temporary states into permanent traits, and how to have an impact in the world as a student of the Dharma. This daylong retreat will be a combination of sitting practice, dyadic inquiry, the “Big Mind” process, and some Aikido-based embodiment practice.
| Date: | May 27, 2019 |
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| Time: | 10:00-4:30 |
| Event: | Day Retreat | “Wake Up, Grow Up, & Show Up” | with Miles Kessler |
| Topic: | Wake Up, Grow Up, & Show Up – A Meditation Day Retreat w/ Miles Kessler |
| Venue: | Sacramento Buddhist Meditation Group |
| Location: | Sacramento, California |
Aikido & Non-Duality | Dan Messisco & Miles Kessler | Memorial Day Seminar
| Date: | May 24, 2019—May 26, 2019 |
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| Event: | Aikido & Non-Duality | Dan Messisco & Miles Kessler |
| Topic: | Aikido & Non-Duality |
| Venue: | Aikido & Healing Arts of Roseville |
| Location: | Roseville, California |
| Public: | Public |
Aikido Friendship Seminar – Vince Salvatore & Miles Kessler
| Date: | May 18, 2019—January 1, 1970 |
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| Event: | Aikido Friendship Seminar - Vince Salvatore & Miles Kessler |
| Topic: | Aikido Friendship Seminar |
| Venue: | Aikido Of Reno |
| Location: | Reno, Nevada |
| Public: | Public |
Radical Responsibility (Sounds True, 2019)
In his new book, Fleet Maull writes about “Radical Responsibility” and “How To Move Beyond Blame, Fearlessly Live Your Highest Purpose, and Become an Unstoppable Force for Good”. Fleet teaches that taking radical responsibility is the fundamental practice that gives one’s life meaning. This book is especially for those who aspire to be agents of change, through self-responsibility. Because before you can have an impact in the world you must “pull yourself up by the spiritual bootstraps” by taking radical responsibility.
On Feb. 26th, 2019 Diane Musho Hamilton and I had a call with Ken Wilber for a talk about the “Dharma & The Evolution Of Conflict” tele-summit. What ensued was a detailed overview of the nature of conflict as experienced from the perspectives of spiritual states, developmental stages, and our disowned shadow. In “Integral speak” these are none other than the “3 Practice S’s” of states, stages, and shadow. Essential practices in the areas of Dharma, Evolution, & Conflict.
“Dharma & The Evolution Of Conflict” Tele-Summit, Free Online Global Event, March 20 – 24, 2019. Come together with Ken Wilber, Diane Musho Hamilton, Terry Patten, Wendy Palmer, Steve McIntosh, Keith Witt, Ginny Whitelaw, Greg Thomas, Fr. David McCallum (and many more) as we explore the practice and application of “Dharma & The Evolution Of Conflict”!
What does it mean to “embody conflict resolution”? In the below “Darma Bite” I continue the series of Dharma Discussions with Integral Facilitator & Zen Sensei Diane Musho Hamilton. In this excerpt from our discussion, we talk about conflict resolution in the field of mediation as compared to Aikido, and how they are in essence the same thing. I’m sure you’ll enjoy this short excerpt on “Embodying Conflict Resolution”.
