Ken is the executive director of Unfettered Mind. He began his studies in 1970 with Tibetan meditation master Ven. Kalu Rinpoche. After receiving training in the Kagyu, Shangpa, Nyingma traditions of Buddhism in Tibet, he was authorized to teach. A translator and author, Ken established Unfettered Mind in 1990 and is the principal teacher there. In this episode we discuss:

Operating without intentions.
Distinguish how we approach practice and how we DO practice.
The world we experience vs the world in which we live.
The possibility of entering a more sustained flow state.
4 levels of conflict resolution.
Deep training is necessary for freedom in spontaneity.
Importance of cultivating patterns that open up possibilities instead of closing them down.
Imagine that you are dreaming is a wonderful way to practice emptiness.
Moving to a sense of calling rather achieving.
Letting go of the impulse of knowing where you will end up.
How to know what is ethical.
Difficulty to live without a story.
The beautiful emotion of bittersweet.

For more information about Ken and his organization, visit www.unfetteredmind.org
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