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| October 27, 2010 Tricycle Daily Dharma Transform Yourself Emptiness simply means an absence of reactivity. When you relate to somebody, there's not you and me and your little mind running its little comparisons and judgments. When those are gone, that is emptiness. And you can't put it into words. That's the problem for people. They think there's some way to push for an experience such as emptiness. But practice is not a push toward something else. It's the transformation of your self. I tell people, "You just can't go looking for these things. You have to let this transformation grow." And that entails hard, persistent, daily work. - Charlotte Joko Beck, "Life's Not A Problem" It's the final week of insight meditation teacher Larry Rosenberg's Tricycle retreat. To take part in this and every Tricycle Retreat, become a Tricycle Community Sustaining Member.
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