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Quotes from Zen masters (and from a sleepy sloth)
"There are two ways to wash the dishes.
The first is to wash the dishes in order to have clean dishes
and the second is to wash the dishes in order
to wash the dishes.”
T. Nhat Hanh - "The Miracle of Mindfulness"
The first is to wash the dishes in order to have clean dishes
and the second is to wash the dishes in order
to wash the dishes.”
T. Nhat Hanh - "The Miracle of Mindfulness"
December 6, 2024 at 4:49 PM
No, but a 2003-book. Probably the best Scandinavian novel the last 25 years:
Per Petterson - "Out Stealing Horses"
Per Petterson - "Out Stealing Horses"
December 6, 2024 at 4:35 PM
No, but a 2003-book. Probably the best Scandinavian novel the last 25 years:
Per Petterson - "Out Stealing Horses"
Per Petterson - "Out Stealing Horses"
I like Woolf.
But if we look at life, it's Being.
Every moment we live, we ARE.
"Becoming" points to something which doesn't exist.
"Becoming" is our thought/idea of some non-existent time (future). And a thought is neither time nor life.
But if we look at life, it's Being.
Every moment we live, we ARE.
"Becoming" points to something which doesn't exist.
"Becoming" is our thought/idea of some non-existent time (future). And a thought is neither time nor life.
December 4, 2024 at 4:50 PM
I like Woolf.
But if we look at life, it's Being.
Every moment we live, we ARE.
"Becoming" points to something which doesn't exist.
"Becoming" is our thought/idea of some non-existent time (future). And a thought is neither time nor life.
But if we look at life, it's Being.
Every moment we live, we ARE.
"Becoming" points to something which doesn't exist.
"Becoming" is our thought/idea of some non-existent time (future). And a thought is neither time nor life.
I talked to my aunt and cousin, and they were so happy and thankful!!
😀
😀
December 4, 2024 at 4:39 PM
I talked to my aunt and cousin, and they were so happy and thankful!!
😀
😀