As a life-long monk I've been intimately involved in not only balancing my lifestyle between contemplation and service, but also in long years of counseling people in potent adjustments in life and lifestyle.

I am available for individual counseling in small or greater magnitude changes in the way of life. We can meet in person or converse
on the phone.

As well, I am available for speaking on the power of lifestyle in
personal self-betterment.

During times of change, or of deliberate self-transformation, the question should arise: Does my lifestyle truly reflect how I think, feel and intuit?

It is really a question of life, not style.

Does my life reflect my philosophical or spiritual center? Is the wheel of my life connected to the hub?

Most people during the seasons of their lives undergo several lifestyle changes, either in small adjustments through maturing and aging or in transformative leaps through newly discovered inspiration.

This process includes how you work in your profession, what your profession is, your relationships with people (both close and as distant as other countries), your approach to health and wellbeing, how you relate to ecology and environment, your choice of mentors or teachers (including institutions), reading material and entertainment diversions, sense of art and culture, self-awakening practices, and possessions. The path of life does include your choice of car, your living space, the art and furniture that create a home, the appliances that make living more convenient, the community you live in.

The "way of life" also includes your pace of life. Does your life balance well between activity, such as work, parenting, socializing and entertainment, and your internal quiet times of reflection and evolvement? Are you able to set aside time each day for cultivating reading and perhaps quiet contemplative thinking or meditation, or even a simple lighting of candles to calm and spiritualize the atmosphere?