Yesterday I remembered a delightful quote from Tulku Lobsang:
โLove is not something you win.
Love is not something you lose.
Love is something you are.โ
And today I feel like sharing an interesting mystery I found in Ireland about a Higher Loveโฆ
Itโs a beautiful poem written by St. Francis of Assisi from what I found with the help of some locals, but the thing is that this is the โiconโ of Irelandโs merchandisingโฆ I found this very interestingโฆ
this reminded of a dream I had with Andrew last year, where he asked me โWhat is the space between two people?โ to which I replied, โLove is what connects usโ.
brilliant writing thanks for sharing. I had thought about thisโฆ how writing is inter-dimentional - from the sphere of thoughts we create wordsโฆ so brilliant. he goes furtherโฆ acknowledging one of Buddhaโs question number 1 - Where am i now? In your psyche! hihihi
yes, i received today a video today of a dog who was blind folded and someone was giving him meat to smell and then, giving lettuce leaves. After sometime the dog gets tired of it and starts โcomplainingโ and an analogy is done to blame the government for doing this with usโฆ my reply was โif, instead of doing this video, the person connects with his friends and does something about what is needed in the world, I would call that a smart thing to do, instead of wasting energyโโฆ hihihi no other answer came back
Tinna Tinh is a Vietnamese mantra singer (many of her videos are posted in the mantra topic thread). Here she discusses her beginning attempts at dream yoga and what she learned from it. Also touches on the Tibetan Book of the Dead and the Bardo realm.
โIn the Name of Allah The Most Compassionate, Most Merciful
All praise is for Allah
Lord of all worlds The Most Compassionate, Most Merciful
Master of the Day of Judgment
You หนaloneหบ we worship
You หนaloneหบ we ask for help Guide us along the Straight Path The Path of those You have blessed
Not those You are displeased with
Or those who are astray.โ