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Post by gabbynonstop on Jun 29, 2017 10:25:20 GMT
"Reflect on this: The realization of impermanence is paradoxically the only thing we can hold on to, perhaps our only lasting possession. It is like the sky, or the earth. No matter how much everything around us may change or collapse, they endure.
Say we go through a shattering emotional crisis . . . our whole life seems to be disintegrating . . . our husband or wife suddenly leaves us without warning. The earth is still there; the sky is still there. Of course, even the earth trembles now and again, just to remind us that we cannot take anything for granted..."
~ Sogyal Rinpoche
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Post by gabbynonstop on Jun 30, 2017 2:05:45 GMT
I have found the Tibetans indispensable during this life, reminding me of my past attempts at life. How fascinating they retreated into the Hills, others walking South before the Ice caps melted.
Rinpoche's Book on the dead an living of life is a good read.
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Post by Figgles on May 16, 2020 16:02:58 GMT
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