Welcome to wisdom scribed by Ruth Lee and shared freely here.
Kayla presents the Tibetan conflict with China and why it affects you and me.
In the work you do today is a way of life that you will end or strengthen...be sure you know which is best or you will regret it.
Buddha’s teaching of impermanence: that all things arise and fade away - all things? are temporary in nature... lights the way for a tradition in which the state of our minds in life affects the nature and quality of our experiences in death… Our true essence has never been born and can never die. Out of a fear of the unknown, people have a hard time letting go of their suffering—preferring suffering, because it is familiar.
Criticizing another is not helpful, unless that one contributes directly to your work or your living or your homelife. If they do, then by all means let them know if you are disappointed...rather than acting indifferent to it and letting it build until you cannot handle it well and will rebel.
This video is by Anodea Judith, called "The Illuminated Chakras" and provides an excellent springboard to enter meditation or just relaxing for a few minutes.
In the world of today there are several ways you can make it and not stand out, but the best way to actually get ahead is not to let the competition in on it until you can withstand their attacks and attempts to reduce that fact.
A beautiful film of the old pre-occupation Tibet.The sad occupation by the communist Chinese has almost completely destroyed Tibetan culture. More than 1.5 million Tibetans lost their lives under the brutal regime of China. A cultural genocide is still going on and the world ignores it. Who is at greater fault--the one who tortures or the one who remains silent? (c) British Film Institute
Under, above, and around you is a universe you refuse to know much about. Why? What makes you smug if you have no idea where you fit in when it comes to the entire schematic of this world you live in now?
