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Everything posted by ksmith
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A string of beads has a thread running through all the beads, keeping them together. What we need is a thread too—of sanity and stability. Because when you have a thread, even though each bead is separate, they hang together. When we have the teachings in us, stabilizing us, there’s a thread to keep our life together that prevents us from falling apart.- Sogyal Rinpoche
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My time in upstate New York has been amazing. Met some of my mothers cousins and had an awesome time. I thought it was very nice as we were spreading my late uncle Arts ashes, we had a fly over by a WWII bi prop plane
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What feature does all experience have in common? All experience is groundless, open, empty. You can say, 'Well, this floor doesn’t feel empty,' and you are right. It feels very solid. But emptiness refers to a way of experiencing things. And when you experience things this way, it is such a powerful experience that you almost always come out of it saying, 'Oh! This is how things really are, this is reality.'- Ken McLeod
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my husband spoke to the Oarhouse and THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BENEFIT FOR TIMOTHY W. SEIDEL II.he is now is the COUNTY JAIL INFIRMARY
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So i'm listening to Glenn Miller. He never gets old. I wish music was as great as that at times
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When we ask, 'Why did this happen to me?' it is because of our limited view. If we throw a stone up in the air and forget about it, when it falls down on our heads, we shouldn’t complain, although we usually do. We have this notion that what happens to us is somehow independent of our own actions. We can ask, 'why did this happen?' But the more important question is, 'what we are going to do about it?'- Matthieu Ricard
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Either my scale's wring or in two weeks I've lost 12 LBS from the heat and swimming. Either way I'm super stoked!!!! \m/ rock on
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The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change. (Carl Rogers)
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Through art, a painter can make the ordinary come alive. As Zen students, we try to bring this kind of relevance into each moment of our lives, into this one moment that contains all moments. In this way, we allow the ordinary to enliven us. Sometimes this is successful, sometimes not, but the work itself goes on. Persistence is one of the major virtues in both the artist and the unenlightened.- Gary Thorp