reading a book by Thich Nhat Hanh. I must honestly say, in part, for me, very complex relationships that need to comprehend. Will go to EIAB times on Thursday and speak to one of the monks, hoping for answers.
For me it is currently an exciting time. I notice daily changes in myself and my perception of things. I am much more relaxed. One example I've seen on the day of my flight to Spain. Everywhere were freshly the terror alerts in the media, heavily armed police officers at the airport went up and down. I've been worried at first, because if all goes well good. But why? My thoughts turned to the departure date. What if? But it is these thoughts are unnecessary. As a Buddhist, you are living now or in the future. What had I for a choice? I had to fly anyway. Since I could not change. Why should I be so crazy days make before that could happen to anything if they thought I already could not stop them flying? So I practiced in serenity. What is to come, anyway. Nothing could change it I force my thoughts, no matter how much I think about it thinking. So I let it be and thought for a second longer after about possible dangers. I landed a few days later, on time and safely in Spain. Had I, like many people, the whole time before it broke the head, I would have wasted much time in my life, for something that is sometimes not been restored.
I can only advise everyone not to make it about "non-laid eggs' thoughts. Let wait and react to situations when you really require a response.
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