THE 4 BEHAVIORS

INTENTIONALLY LIVE YOUR HUMAN NATURE

Act

Again, watch the natural world around you. From the orientation of being fully STOPPED, nature (and therefore you) constantly receives information. To be SSTOPPED can be understood as a way of ASKING for input, for guidance.
From right here in full STOP, ACTION proceeds in complete integrety with each being’s true nature. 

Full Ecology assumes ACTION.
We observe that, even it full STOP – in full presence – the natural world is in movement.
We too, by waking each day and moving through the world, ACT as part of it.
So do trees, and grizzly bears, mountains and goldfish.

Many of us are acutely aware of immediate needs for action – not just any action, but what the Buddhist traditions call right action.

 How do we humans actively contribute to the wellbeing of ourselves and all our relations – to the natural world?

True to the bedrock wisdom of saints, sages and scientists of all times and traditions – truer still to the natural world in its constancy, we may place all our attention and hearts in devotion to who we really are.

Our True Nature.

Right ACTION cannot be held in any formula or determination of forethought or planning.
Instead it arises from the lifelong way of being – still, dynamic, responsive, ever deepening – like the natural world around us.

Here we are STOPPED, ASKING by receiving information, and honoring the right ACTION that comes forward .

Sustaining the process is a matter of attention. 

STOP

ASK

ACT

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