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Moon Appears When the Water is Still, The - PDF eBook

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Author: Pariyatti
Publisher: Pariyatti
Publication Date: 2011-01-01
Product Type: PDF eBook
Pages: 118
ISBN 13: 978-1-928706-78-6

ISBN 10: 1928706789

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SKU:769999

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Culled from the Buddha's teaching, contemporary literature, and the author's own life lessons, this book is a gently humorous, powerful yet sweet gathering of story-poems, offered as a help when read or recalled at the time when they are most needed. Those practicing meditation may find refreshment, joy and a challenge to apply their practice in daily life; others may find an observant and empathetic voice in these lines. 

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Ernest Kienzle
The Moon Appears When the Water is Still

Hidden in this book are many insights about Dhamma. Thoughts are very fast, our reactions even faster. Slow down and read this. Best wishes and Metta, Ernest

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Dennis
Whereabouts - Here and Now

As a person who occasionally reads poetry of ancient hermits, monks, and nuns who have marveled at the changing beauty and suffering of life, I find this poetry to reflect those attitudes and yet be the voice of a lay person integrated into the modern world. With the right words and observations, Ian reveals gems of wisdom encrusted in the sand of the mundane world. He uses mindfulness cultivated through Vipassana to gently brush aside the sand so we can share his "aha." In this case we do not need to imagine ourselves with the ancient hermit, "somewhere on the mount, cloud-hidden, whereabouts unknown*," for this poetry brings it to life here and now. [* "Searching For The Hermit In Vain," Chia Tao (777-841)]

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Laura Mills
Thought Provoking

Sometimes thought provoking, sometimes plants a seed, but is always enjoyable.

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