“Do not grasp another’s bow”
Originally appeared February 2008
“Do not grasp another’s bow; do not ride another’s horse; do not meddle in another’s affairs.”
Though this is a commonplace saying, it can also be sustenance for entering the Path. Just examine yourself constantly: from morning to night, what do you do to help others and help yourself?
Whenever we are reading part of a letter to a practitioner written hundreds of years ago, we are attempting to bridge time and cultural barriers. Because we all share the same sense of adventure and quest for truth, no matter how many years intervene, we share the same spark that drives explorers everywhere.
Read the Journal while listening
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