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cali

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11. yes. that's what my teacher, Chogyam Trungpa said too- in a different way of course
Fri Apr 25, 2014, 01:46 AM
Apr 2014

the last few weeks have been a time where I needed it badly and it helps immeasurably. I have been on a break from DU- except for this thread. I've put together a sort of mini-at-home Dathun which is, in reality, a long functional silence group meditation retreat with formal Zen dining/eating called oryoki. I've been at it for 3 weeks. Another week or so more. Lots of meditating mixed in with spring cleaning and planting seeds and such.

I have a friend who once said to me that meditation is said to heal the broken mind/spirit. It's rejuvenating for me to have engaged in this quasi dathun.

Happy Spring.

cheer,

cali

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