Spirituality and Law: A Lawyer’s Path II
An excerpt from Elizabeth’s chapter on Spirituality and Law in a book published by the American Bar Association.
An excerpt from Elizabeth’s chapter on Spirituality and Law in a book published by the American Bar Association.
In “Bone Dreaming” meditation, we gently sense into our bones in harmony with the rhythm of our breath. As we enter into the deepest layers of our body, we experience deep relaxation and an enhanced ability to sleep. In effect, we give ourselves a private cranial-sacral massage as we feel into the bones of the […]
The opening of Elizabeth Bader’s chapter in a book published by the American Bar Association. Discusses the inevitability of lawyers encountering human suffering.
A lovely yet profound poem by Meng Hao-Jan (689-741) on awakening in the spring.
The Nei-yeh is an ancient Chinese text that has profound words for those who wish to transform difficult situations, including mediators, therapists and everyone else. This post contains the text of Chapter 9 and an audio of Elizabeth reading Chapter 9. From the translation by Harold D. Roth.