You write beautifully of this essential element of our existence. It feels as natural and refreshing as sitting by a stream and watching the water flow by. Thank you.
I was recently in a Buddhist metta or loving kindness retreat and your piece reminds me this idea of being open to what comes, appreciating whatever it is - whatever it is and however long it is - and all the whole not seeking which requires a great deal of trust in abundance and care which as you write here is our birthright. Thank you
You write beautifully of this essential element of our existence. It feels as natural and refreshing as sitting by a stream and watching the water flow by. Thank you.
Thank you so much @Richard, for your words and your appreciation. Beautifully expressed.
Thank you Richard.
I was recently in a Buddhist metta or loving kindness retreat and your piece reminds me this idea of being open to what comes, appreciating whatever it is - whatever it is and however long it is - and all the whole not seeking which requires a great deal of trust in abundance and care which as you write here is our birthright. Thank you
That is an interesting way to put it, as our birthright. Thank you for your words!