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The Path of Freedom, a Path of Integration.

With Lila Kimhi recorded on January 19, 2025.

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In order to live a more full and integrated life, we are welcome to acknowledge our strength and our fragility. Our silenced parts, the places that scare us and our shadows, with the right attitude and right view, can serve as a catalyst to our liberation. Holding dear our humanity as well as the liberating insights on emptiness and not self, the dance between them is one of joy and freedom.

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