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Teachings from a Tree

*I strive to be

like a Bo-Tree,

Dwelling so Deep

my Roots that Seek

water and nutrients from soil

 

Yet High I Rise

To be more Wise

by embracing

the nourishment

of Light!*

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Written by
anand
Published
Oct 4, 2014
Lines·Words
10·33
Notes

This came to me when I was looking at the Pipal Tree in my garden. It has grown very tall in 8 years, and it's roots have spread far and deep.

This can be looked at from different perspectives:

1. To be strong and rooted to one's own principles, ethics and moral values. And building on them one should have a tendency to always learn something new, to attain wisdom.

2. To be strong believer of good age old teachings, traditional way of life that we are so accustomed to, that are passed on to us by our elders but also welcoming new changes and good reforms in the society.

Please feel free to reflect on your thoughts and express your perspective.

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#light#morals#wisdom#principles
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