“Ever notice how the Buddha image is sitting? Is his head bent back? Is it hanging down in front? He’s sitting there just right. So right now, let’s make our bodies just right, our minds just right. If the mind and body aren’t just right, there won’t be any stillness. Have you ever noticed that things whose goodness isn’t just right aren’t really good? When things are good, it’s because their goodness is just right in every way. You don’t have to look far away. It’s like the curry we eat. If it’s too salty, is it good? If it’s too bland, is it good? When a cook fixes curry, she puts everything together just right. She aims at “just right.” So today let’s make our bodies just right, our minds just right.”