Taikunping
from "Surfing the Himalayas" - opened at random pg 198 The Second attention is the magical side of life. ...There are two sides to existence, the side you see and the side you don't. The... More »
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Snow capped winter melts my heart sunlight filtered shadows pull light through calm densities of never tomorrows Rainbows of moonlight arc across many a northern sky dawn broken landscapes escape into yesterdays sunlit morning Mountain... More »
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Well heart, I do not suffer pangs of pain cannot reside within existence is a dream of never remembering My pleasant home, born of fruitful lands survives amidst life's inconceivable realities landscapes of solitude wither... More »
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In the light of all man shall I sustain myself for every face is my face for every tear is my tear My breath is the living chord which anchors me to God's earth I... More »
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From the book "Advice on Dying and living a better life" by the Dalai Lama The final four phases of death begin with three levels of subtle mind and conclude with one phase of very... More »
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May you recognize in your life the presence, power and light of your soul May you realize that you are never alone, that your soul in its brightness and belonging connects you intimately with the... More »
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dancing life into consciousness awareness in the flowering acknowledging self in the flow now is full of bliss Tai Sept 09
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From the booklet "Our Words Are Our Life" Words are alive Words have the power to create Words fascinate. Words stimulate. Words are art. Words have influence. Words are infectious. And, our words can bring... More »
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Howling to the moon leaping and running through tangled woods abandoned to the flood of life unrestricted, revelling in the greatest dance of all Small wild things scuttle in the undergrowth night birds sing solemly... More »
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Just let it be let it rest a while lay it down gently feel the sun shine warm on your skin you have worked hard you have achieved what you set out to do you... More »
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December 2009 
