Sunday Post Christmas
In the field where matter and form doesn’t exist, we will meet again. No thing will part us, ever. How great that we already know how to love. My dear, I’ll see you soon.
In the field where matter and form doesn’t exist, we will meet again. No thing will part us, ever. How great that we already know how to love. My dear, I’ll see you soon.
Hi my reading friends, How’s your week? Is it frosty or sunny? One week into my deep winter hibernation, I am happy to report I have a cup of hot tea in my hand most of the time. And I burn my tongue every time. I have so much organizing to do. My thinking junk… Read More »
Since there is so much noise out in the world, and I enjoy silence and presence, so unless something is wrong or I could truly add value to a conversation, I don’t like to speak. My best thinking happens in writing, not speaking. I don’t know what I think about something until I start writing… Read More »
Hi there, What’s on your mind? I took a couple days off and attempted to find a sense of control/peace of my emotional state. And guess what? My emotional state is unequivocally unchanged. But I did receive enough fresh air, quiet sunrises and uninterrupted naps. I find it difficult to surrender. I also find it… Read More »
I am currently in a creative workshop. My experience so far is positive. There are interesting and caring people. There are fun and engaging creative work. There are friendships forming. I am learning. One key lesson I learn repeatedly is that human nature is universal. It can be consistently and universally disappointing. Relationship can be… Read More »
What goes into your head when you think of giving up? I think of stagnation, death and misery. I think of becoming homeless. I think of suicide. I think of concerned loved ones. I think of a bleak and doomed future. In short monkey terms, my brain believes: giving up, bad. I have the deep… Read More »
How has technology shaped my life? – I no longer need a watch or TV, yet I spend so much time in front of a screen. What kind of progress have I made in the past 10 years? – I like myself now. How am I different compared with pre-Covid? – I enjoy cooking more.… Read More »