The Hsin Hsin Ming, or Trust in Faith Mind begins “The great way is not difficult for those who do not pick and choose. When preferences are cast aside, the Way stands clear and undisguised.”

But we have thousands of choice points everyday. Especially with where we put our attention, and the quality of the attention that we bring.

When we choose to make a preferential choice — to accept this and not that, or to reject this and not that — we are creating separation, or unwholesome karma. So what do we choose? And how do we not fall into apathy?