Like a recurring itch that keeps annoying me, there something about the compassionate and bubbly spiritual figurehead of Tibetan Buddhism - the one that reminds so many of the kindly, cuddly and wise grandfather they had or wish they had had – that makes me want to scratch ... below the surface.
Edited to include survivors of the New Zealand earthquake:Today, I’m doing a quick edit to add that, sadly, I’m once again feeling quite unspiritual because I still don’t get why being alive for so many victims and survivors [this time it’s of the massive earthquake that, yesterday, crumpled the city of Christchurch, in neighboring...
There is a quirky English colloquialism referring to the chest deep, often overweight sopranos, that states that it ain't over till the fat lady sings but, truly, those of us who are open to considering that real control upon our persons is not ours to yield, we can agree that it ain't over till...
Maybe it was the dark appeal of the vehicle itself that swayed my thinking, but I felt the slogan had strong whiffs of ultra-rightist ideology. I then pondered the impossibility for anyone to truly justify their existence.
I then pondered the impossibility for anyone to truly justify their existence. I mean, we can't get away with it simply by saying I need to exist because I'm a good person or Because it's my right or Because i was born or Because I'm a mother or Because the work I do is important...
Earth is surrounded by a huge magnetic field and we cannot but react magnetically to every aspect of it in our days. We react magnetically to fauna, flora and to minerals, just as we react emotionally, mentally, spiritually and philosophically. Our attraction to each other is magnetic.
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