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Yes, I could use
spiritual terminology.
I could talk about listening
to the whispers
of the Dharmakaya,
or flowing
with the Tao
but to use
contemporary nomenclature
I am simply surfing
the collective unconscious.
There are some in Tibet
who would call me a Terton,
one who pulls spiritual teachings
as if from out of the sky.
But all that means
is that my experience is highly fluid
and always changing.
So if you do not like the way
that I teach the Dharma today
then give me a month
and check in again.
Let us conclude
with a simple
call to action
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