20 May, 2010
A Monk's Story
Inspirational Shan Monk Phra Wierote is abbot of a temple-school along the Burma border. Having lived through many hardships he now lives his life dedicated to serving the many young ones in his care.
Yesterday, I drove a Buddhist Nun to a dhamma talk and a sit. During her talk this came to me when answering someone's question about the danger of becoming attached to a particular outcome. There is beauty in tragedy. That is... even if it is not what we want at that time, one begins to see the beauty of a viewpoint previously unseen or unfelt before. We often can't change the tragedies of life, but hopefully we might understand or integrate them in a whole new way.
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Thank you so much for allowing me to discover your blog - thanks to your visit at my blog!
I appreciate your courage, and wisdom, and fortitude, so very much. You definitely know the First Noble Truth inside out . . . Your story reminds me of Ram Dass.
You have inspired me tonight.
Much gratitude, and deep bow.
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