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"bodhisattva" poems
Afu Ra Ka Which reminds me I'm just another Red Letter Muslim Jew Adieu as Zen Master says in the Tao of Hindu's Krishna as Buddha's Bodhisattva's Love in the Great Middle Way of Mother's Forever Embracing Zarathustra a son's spiritual fostering to heirs as Abraham of Love in Folly and Light All of Daughters and All Sons Sown sowing in and out of forgiveness reap Satyam Shivam Sundram Love Truly as Kindness in Action as Beauty Be of Great Spirits's Ka- Alling Afu Ra's Childeren All Must Be One Great Womb Where Our Love's Light Spirit Breathes Within as without, above and below every rainbow I Am Another You
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Oct 14, 2012
Oct 14, 2012 at 10:56 PM UTC
In Lak'ech Ala K'in
In the morning, bowing to all; In the evening, bowing to all. Respecting others is my only duty-- Hail to the Never-despising Bodhisattva. In heaven and earth he stands alone. A real monk Needs Only one thing-- a heart like Never-despising Buddha.
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In The Morning
a fearful thought or idea enters my head and robs me of my serenity the center of all my obsessions is me, and the only things that helps me get out of myself is being of service to others I ain't no bodhisattva, but I think they had it right. Even if you become an englightened being, what's the point of being aware and free if you aren't willing share it and help others to be free.
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Dec 10, 2014
Dec 10, 2014 at 10:57 PM UTC
freedom from obsession
HanShan said 'Just the other day A demon became a Bodhisattva.' Gives me hope Now I go too Find my mountain Desolation Peak Write my own poems On bamboo And rock
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Apr 6, 2015
Apr 6, 2015 at 1:49 AM UTC
Demon
So the Bodhisattva said "Emptiness is none other than form, form is none other than emptiness" and I have perceived this emptiness through years of Yoga and Zen but the real understanding which I have gained about what emptiness is and how to perceive it can be done in a blink, because the greatest expression of emptiness is to look at what is in front of you at this very moment, because at that point the emptiness of it is so empty that is doesn't exist, this space between atoms is so empty that you can't even perceive it, so there, you are now an enlightened Buddha with a knowledge and perception of the Awesome Emptiness Of Everything. Congratulations!
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Sep 27, 2012
Sep 27, 2012 at 6:40 AM UTC
The Awesome Emptiness Of What Is In Front Of Us
Veasna Ta Kvak recording playback over Chinatown cafe again while recounting recent events to journal pages muddled from frequent exchanges bag to bag (Been to Taipei airport, Bali, Vancouver, most recently) blind fate blind fate shower me with Indian daisies and photographs of Railway New Delhi! Hanoi Old Quarter/ Vietnam monsoon/ evening on balcony/ Darjeeling water boiled and filtered anti-malaria golden drink for honeylungs and spring-soul morningtide under moonlight canopy of Avalokiteśvara the fruitful Bodhisattva! English lessons and future hourless comely chimera in sleep phenomenon Benares phantasmagoria YELLOW (near Mata Anandamai Ghat) speaking to Aghori prophecy Kala Bhairava FIERCE ILLUSORY APOCALYPSE FAMILIAR WHERE IS YOUR NOOSE? the Ganges is full of lice and flowers candlewax melted into holy water sickness equal to harmony & jubilant eyeclose and mouthcurl. The future mysteries in Mexico City poorboy $2 mystic orb jade green reflective underneath dirt now in North American bottom white four floor house basement suite coffee table. Visions indivisible from the Viridian roundly haze but surefire in their accuracy I'm absolute and universally formed for the next few cacophonous decades!
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 1:47 AM UTC
Early Rest in the Chinatown Cafe
a bodhisattva can fly a thinker can sink a buddha can be happiness an existentialist can try to disprove it on a walk, a stroll on a path littered with questions, a man asks himself ‘why?’ on that walk, a woman answers ‘there is no ‘why?” while swimming, she drowns and asks ‘what is death?’ during that swim, a fish answers ‘there is no ‘death?” while sleeping, the fish asks ‘who am i?’ in that dream, i answer ‘there is no ‘i” while living, i ask ‘what is it to be happy?’ during that life, the sky answers ‘there is no ‘happiness” i said ‘thank you. thank you, sky. you are too kind’ i will breathe you up and know that there is nothing. i will be content. nothing.
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 5:50 PM UTC
existentialism is a slippery slope, but i’m on the plateau which is buddhism.
I am the shy man you see at 6 AM in Starbucks umbrella cocked under my left arm like a guidon, formless and murky as the latte in my cup, neufchatel slathered on the bageled cusp of a new day, one bus token removed from yesterday's office, aspiring toward tomorrow's and the next day's sunrise, convinced of nothing printed in splashy headlines of USA Today. I am the strong man who smiles at the concept of growing ******* watching women surrender their eggs, take on new testicles. I would eagerly belly your child, assume your burden, let you envelope me with velvet *** dream submissive destiny in the absence of Bodhisattva's caress, if delicious debauchery empowers you. I am a Boy Toy on the half-shell, a nascent embryo filled with dread of wombs which recently had bound me. You offer deliverance. I am seed in your fertile loam-brown soil. I germinate sinking roots in your mind, fully conscious I will flower, a stubborn hybrid planted for your pleasure. I am a pilgrim without a rock, the twilight sky beneath your periwinkled heavens.
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Mar 19, 2012
Mar 19, 2012 at 12:21 AM UTC
That You May Truly Know Me
they say that enlightenment is unreachable, unattainable, unfathomable yet each day we continue to search for our beatitude. the bodhisattva and i'm not very good at many things, maybe nothing at all but i know i can never transcend with an anchor as a body. still, the demons swim through my mind and i watch with enjoyment as they depredate my soul. i like their cold breath on my skin, in the winter, for i can feel something other than the numb that has encased my body. daily, i feel rough fingers ripping at the stones that have replaced my heart. nightly, i weep a sweet harmony of melancholy for the nostalgia that haunts my bones. if you take me apart, piece by rotting piece, you'll learn i'm nothing but matter controlled by neural impulse. maybe it's benign to feel nothing at all but this darkness is never ceasing, growing more rapidly as i begin to shrink. maybe i'm not good at anything and maybe god doesn't exist but i want to die knowing there is a heaven and that i'm not going to hell. more often than late i've been asking myself if it's all worth it and to that i say i'm terrified of the grim reaper because his face looks just like mine.
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Nov 11, 2013
Nov 11, 2013 at 12:08 AM UTC
summum bonum
Referendum Rap Left right Left right Wrong Right Wrong Right Far right Outta sight Dark Light Dark Light Left right Left right Do I leave, Do I stay Do I play or run away Which way today Far right Outta sight Do I stay, do I fight Who’s my brother, who’s my mother Who’s my wife, and who’s my lover It’s me, or them, It’s now, or then May be community, Or a lion’s den Who’s my brother, who’s my mother Who’s my wife, and who’s my lover Do I tango do I talk, Do I make or break a wall If I fly will I fall Left right Left right Wrong Right Wrong Right Far right Outta sight Dark Light Dark Light Left right Left right Who’s my brother, who’s my mother Who’s my wife, and who’s my lover Now we come to the crux of it Be a Bodhisattva Brit Only self, cherishin’ spin Explains the state we’re in Our imperialistic past Built the wealth of our state Now we’d better give some back Before it’s way too late Sean Hunt  June 7 2016
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Jun 7, 2016
Jun 7, 2016 at 6:39 PM UTC
EU Referendum RAP
My Zen master said that he had never heard of the word "ego" until he got to the States so in Zen circles I often hear that the ego is like some kind of enemy thing or something like that but I think "Who is it that practices? Who is it that takes Buddha vows? Who is it that takes Bodhisattva vows? Who is it that learns Dharma? And really now, who actually is it that is our authentic self?" to which I think Ego! so I would suggest that you don't go pushing your ego around, it just might be your Buddha.
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Oct 4, 2011
Oct 4, 2011 at 7:01 AM UTC
Ego
To the tune of "Bodhisattva Aliens" Soft breezes, mild sunshine, spring is still young. The sudden change of the light brightened my spirit. But upon awakening from slumber, I felt the chill air; The plum flower withered in my hair. Where can I call my native land? Forget - I cannot, except in wine when I drown my care. Incense was lighted when I went to sleep; Though the embers are now cold, the warmth of wine still burns on.
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Tz'u No. 10 (Exile)
I woke up today, realizing that if I hadn't gone to psychiatrists, and studied religion, and worked hard for many years at Zen, that I probably would have been one of those guys who gets a gun and shoots a lot of people and then turns it on himself and blows his brains out, because I think that I have lived a hundred lifetimes before this one as a victim of torture and therefore was pushed to the limit, but instead of becoming a suicidal psycho-murderer, I became some sort of love, peace and happiness Bodhisattva, so instead of criticizing Zen and psychiatry, like I usually do, I'm praising them.
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Aug 11, 2012
Aug 11, 2012 at 8:42 AM UTC
Testimonial
Oh ferocious angels, lionesque children of Eden on narrow streets and polluted alleyways whispering cruel things to each other, you're radiant in your belligerence and as my enemies you are virtuous. Beside me in this carpeted rectangle room a faint glow exhales from the tall alpine ivory lamp illuminating firefly wings of blossoms alluringly exuberant in the afternoon sun-ray diamond shine and shimmer. Dusty tin roofs billow firewood smoke in the thick violet shade fog over-top cabin potted mountains and hills sprouting firs and rose bushes abounding. Spectrum cast chandeliers echo staircases which jot up and up arduous ruby landings, hardwood floor cracked and stacks of novels ballast the senescent hallways of bookshops where poets works and journals diaries and memoirs blur the serpentine walls with memories. Angelic the soul which is too often contaminated with avarice rebellious to concord living harmonious midst dew grass and calm waters in residential lakes empathy equanimity, far from Bodhisattva. Few kinds of darkness transcendental subduing other darkness to a weak shadow. There's an importance to admiring the delirium of metropolitan roads on roads this intricate unspoken connection to those who rest by stoplights and crawling traffic metallic molten aura of cars in July heat. Paying attention to the open window of adjacent apartments where Mr. Norris waters his tulips and shares this moment modern meditations practiced finding a balance in such an anxious volatile world like this. Oh ferocious angels, impetuous forlorn seraphs, sing! sing and soar! Boundless is our ardor and our passion. Unenclosed is the lion in it's bloom.
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 3:09 AM UTC
Modern Harmonies
Oh ferocious angels, lionesque children of Eden on narrow streets and polluted alleyways whispering cruel things to each other, you're radiant in your belligerence and as my enemies you are virtuous. Beside me in this carpeted rectangle room a faint glow exhales from the tall alpine ivory lamp illuminating firefly wings of blossoms alluringly exuberant in the afternoon sun-ray diamond shine and shimmer. Dusty tin roofs billow firewood smoke in the thick violet shade fog over-top cabin potted mountains and hills sprouting firs and rose bushes abounding. Spectrum cast chandeliers echo staircases which jot up and up arduous ruby landings, hardwood floor cracked and stacks of novels ballast the senescent hallways of bookshops where poets works and journals diaries and memoirs blur the serpentine walls with memories. Angelic the soul which is too often contaminated with avarice rebellious to concord living harmonious midst dew grass and calm waters in residential lakes empathy equanimity, far from Bodhisattva. Few kinds of darkness transcendental subduing other darkness to a weak shadow. There's an importance to admiring the delirium of metropolitan roads on roads this intricate unspoken connection to those who rest by stoplights and crawling traffic metallic molten aura of cars in July heat. Paying attention to the open window of adjacent apartments where Mr. Norris waters his tulips and shares this moment modern meditations practiced finding a balance in such an anxious volatile world like this. Oh ferocious angels, impetuous forlorn seraphs, sing! sing and soar! Boundless is our ardor and our passion. Unenclosed is the lion in it's bloom.
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I went for a walk At my old junior college While the sun was setting Outside A corridor is formed A building on the right Classrooms on the left The Sun shining down on the right half Shade on the left side of the corridor People walking to and fro Going to class, Or going to their cars I was just enjoying the sunset A maintenance truck drives away in the distance A guy with  Yankee hat walks by As I walked back the other way I saw the most gorgeous brunette With a gorgeous body I wished I could have hugged her The bell tolls The bright colors Of the people's clothes There are certain moments And this was one Where you know You are seeing something truly rare I took a mental photograph Of that moment in time The way this outdoor corridor Was half light and dark I walked where the setting sun was shining through So mysterious this moment was So rare I almost cried It's all I have The times I think I will go back there To see the same time tomorrow I love the Tao The Tao is wise mother It is good to see To really look So beautiful It is so wonderful to watch people walk here and there It is said a man who understands the Tao can die content in the evening The shurangama mantra Is a most holy mantra The mantra was, According to the opening chapter of the Shurangama Sutra, Historically transmitted by the Buddha Shakyamuni To Manjushri Bodhisattva to protect Bhikshu Ananda Before he had become an Arhat. I included the link I hope you enjoy Shurangama Mantra too There is only the present Truly live in the present And you will find eternal bliss The present is the only place you will ever be
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Sep 24, 2014
Sep 24, 2014 at 2:18 AM UTC
Shurangama Mantra
I went for a walk At my old junior college While the sun was setting Outside A corridor is formed A building on the right Classrooms on the left The Sun shining down on the right half Shade on the left side of the corridor People walking to and fro Going to class, Or going to their cars I was just enjoying the sunset A maintenance truck drives away in the distance A guy with  Yankee hat walks by As I walked back the other way I saw the most gorgeous brunette With a gorgeous body I wished I could have hugged her The bell tolls The bright colors Of the people's clothes There are certain moments And this was one Where you know You are seeing something truly rare I took a mental photograph Of that moment in time The way this outdoor corridor Was half light and dark I walked where the setting sun was shining through So mysterious this moment was So rare I almost cried It's all I have The times I think I will go back there To see the same time tomorrow I love the Tao The Tao is wise mother It is good to see To really look So beautiful It is so wonderful to watch people walk here and there It is said a man who understands the Tao can die content in the evening The shurangama mantra Is a most holy mantra The mantra was, According to the opening chapter of the Shurangama Sutra, Historically transmitted by the Buddha Shakyamuni To Manjushri Bodhisattva to protect Bhikshu Ananda Before he had become an Arhat. I included the link I hope you enjoy Shurangama Mantra too There is only the present Truly live in the present And you will find eternal bliss The present is the only place you will ever be
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If you're walking by, the world disappears around me, Your eyes are like an ocean, my spring of the special glee, So close and yet You're so unbelievable, dear, Like a bodhisattva's dreams under the evergreen tree. Somewhere a clean river calms fish with a careful hand, I helpless against what is coming It locked me away. I see you rejoice at the game only you comprehend, But no matter what, this love never will turn to despair. When I walk down the path past mysterious sea, I've never felt so abandoned among fragrant pines. That's simply because you only have never been herе. Why are you all I care about in my intricate life?..
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Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 2:23 PM UTC
Special glee
**Possession came swift through the dream it was like a foul, warm breath hot w/ raw stench odor rising symbol of evil Looming like an unwanted guest Feeding like a blood leach vacuuming consciousness awaiting Bodhisattva impatiently waiting scratching at the wall sitting where you relax violent, perplexed poltergeist visions and visions and visions Running to the other room to observe the shrill scream observe w/ your own two eyes You watch your mother writhing Whats wrong? I'm possessed! Your kidding? Eyes roll back complicated convulsion demonic face warp the voice morphs into a devilish crooning baritone *DOES IT LOOK LIKE I'M ******* KIDDING!?*
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Dec 21, 2013
Dec 21, 2013 at 5:02 PM UTC
Possession
To live Seems to mean To struggle. Buddha teaches that when we Release all of our desires Our expectations Our assumptions Then too shall our suffering pass. There is a part of me which Cheers And yet another which Rails In response to this. It seems on the surface to ask Us to cease to be human. But isn't that what the search for enlightenment Is about? To become something more than human? To elevate into a higher No-Thing? However In this search we forget that The quest itself is A desire An expectation An assumption That there is something to Work Towards. Only when we release Even this need to be Something other than what We are Does that mysterious Phenomenon happen. Or does it? It seems so easy at times To let go Let it all slip from my grasp And find that place Which is No place And All places at once. Something always calls me back And I find myself Toiling Stumbling Struggling Suffering And I have to ask Why? What pulls on my silver cord And grounds me back to this Fleshly cage With all of its Aches and pains Tortures and torments? I don't understand Maybe I'm not supposed to And this grasping For knowledge On the whys Of human suffering Is just another thing I must lay by the wayside Say Adieu And never look back. If only it were that effortless Perhaps I am distantly related to Lot's wife. Destined to become a pillar of salt When I cannot turn my back on That which I love. Disobeying the Divine Distrusting that there should be no Last sight It seems straightforward The Divine sees what we mortals do not But if we are all a part of the Divine Is it impossible for us to know it all as well? This appears to be the case for the masses And for me As I am not a Bodhisattva Yet.
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 9:22 PM UTC
Sadhu
To live Seems to mean To struggle. Buddha teaches that when we Release all of our desires Our expectations Our assumptions Then too shall our suffering pass. There is a part of me which Cheers And yet another which Rails In response to this. It seems on the surface to ask Us to cease to be human. But isn't that what the search for enlightenment Is about? To become something more than human? To elevate into a higher No-Thing? However In this search we forget that The quest itself is A desire An expectation An assumption That there is something to Work Towards. Only when we release Even this need to be Something other than what We are Does that mysterious Phenomenon happen. Or does it? It seems so easy at times To let go Let it all slip from my grasp And find that place Which is No place And All places at once. Something always calls me back And I find myself Toiling Stumbling Struggling Suffering And I have to ask Why? What pulls on my silver cord And grounds me back to this Fleshly cage With all of its Aches and pains Tortures and torments? I don't understand Maybe I'm not supposed to And this grasping For knowledge On the whys Of human suffering Is just another thing I must lay by the wayside Say Adieu And never look back. If only it were that effortless Perhaps I am distantly related to Lot's wife. Destined to become a pillar of salt When I cannot turn my back on That which I love. Disobeying the Divine Distrusting that there should be no Last sight It seems straightforward The Divine sees what we mortals do not But if we are all a part of the Divine Is it impossible for us to know it all as well? This appears to be the case for the masses And for me As I am not a Bodhisattva Yet.
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Holiness We Are One .. On the ****** hill. .... Taking upon us The sins of the world ..... I merge my Body With yours Breath by breath Heart beat by heart beat Eye to eye One eye Burst of light! ----- One We are whole Holiness ---- Take upon yourself the sins of the world If you die I die All ego must   be destroyed ____ I Merge together Our bodies Our minds Our lives This is what I am trained to do Bodhisattva  honeymoon -- One  body Yours and mine That's what I  trained to do Bodhisattva honeymoon
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 8:36 PM UTC
Game
Hey, Buddha I’d like to know what’s that smile for? what you smiling about? there’s so much pain and tension and conflict in the world and so much loneliness and so I don’t see cause for a smile I see you cross-legged in the gardens and on shelves and in the pictures and I see you at the Thai restaurant and always you have that smile so Hey, Mr Buddha - what’s that smile for? is there any reason why you should smile when it’s a struggle down here? I don't mean to be rude but just tell me: what’s there to be smiling about? given the times maybe an expression of agony like Christ on the Cross might be more apt; or maybe if you were more like the Abstract Prophet - no images allowed - might have been a better way for you, considering indefinable nirvana and all that instead you smile and perhaps you spawned a tribe of them: like the laughing Chinese Buddha whose bellies people rub for good luck; and all those ancient Chinese sages eccentric and laughing like the world’s a fun camp; and that Kuan Yin, that bodhisattva, who seems a female version of you she’s smiling always too though she hears the cries of all sentient beings so tell it straight is that smile really necessary do you think or is it just some ancient unknown Leonardo’s chisel cut everyone who makes you just repeats? Hey, Buddha always smiling what’s that smile for? what you smiling about, Mr Buddha?
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Oct 26, 2010
Oct 26, 2010 at 3:35 AM UTC
the pessimist sings to the Buddha
I sit under blood-orange skies A bordello bodhisattva With eyes shut, body frozen beads shifting back and forth gently chanting devotions to you until my feet cramp up and my mind catches flame
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Sep 27, 2021
Sep 27, 2021 at 8:25 PM UTC
Bordello Bodhisattva
love is a symbol words are symbols twice removed from reality and they are road signs, pointers if you will to that which lies beyond and between and behind and you can see it in the light and Nietzsche saw it in the void and Hamilton saw it in the venom. you can see it in the white noise in the Lo-Fi. you can hear it in the Vajrayana pearls. drive behind the Diamond vehicle and ride inside the slip stream. sit behind the Bon funeral Priests and it says: “Children of the Hologram - do not make me a martyr. your kings will make of me an effigy it will turn the Diamonds into paper but that is not my Will. you’ll chew on discs of gold and that will be your King. Children of the Hologram - my words are not my own. it calls to us from the place of light. when energy is at rest it is dark and the dark is good and time is a 1000 petal lotus. at times you’ll encounter evil. Remember: that is your own self you behold before you. she is afraid and he is alone and its timepiece is a flat circle and round and round it goes. only you can see him because only you made her and you made the light in which you see but images cannot see.” there are signs there are those who have been before. heed their warnings. Feed the Bodhisattva your kings will burn them and your kings will make effigies. Disregard. Overlook. look to where the words point you wrote them you’ve been here before there is light coming through the leaves and the branches. the Japanese have a word for that
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Aug 22, 2020
Aug 22, 2020 at 7:27 PM UTC
Tree of the hill that bleedS
love is a symbol words are symbols twice removed from reality and they are road signs, pointers if you will to that which lies beyond and between and behind and you can see it in the light and Nietzsche saw it in the void and Hamilton saw it in the venom. you can see it in the white noise in the Lo-Fi. you can hear it in the Vajrayana pearls. drive behind the Diamond vehicle and ride inside the slip stream. sit behind the Bon funeral Priests and it says: “Children of the Hologram - do not make me a martyr. your kings will make of me an effigy it will turn the Diamonds into paper but that is not my Will. you’ll chew on discs of gold and that will be your King. Children of the Hologram - my words are not my own. it calls to us from the place of light. when energy is at rest it is dark and the dark is good and time is a 1000 petal lotus. at times you’ll encounter evil. Remember: that is your own self you behold before you. she is afraid and he is alone and its timepiece is a flat circle and round and round it goes. only you can see him because only you made her and you made the light in which you see but images cannot see.” there are signs there are those who have been before. heed their warnings. Feed the Bodhisattva your kings will burn them and your kings will make effigies. Disregard. Overlook. look to where the words point you wrote them you’ve been here before there is light coming through the leaves and the branches. the Japanese have a word for that
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Bodhisattva Boundless energy Eternal Light Gone beyond all fear Form is emptiness Emptiness is form Buddham saranam gacchami Dhammam saranam gacchami Sangham Saranam gacchami I have come to help all beings And deep inside I have the most wondrous heart I must cultivate Ren Human heartedness Virtuosity Know the male, but keep the female, Being the universal river-valley, Being the the universal river-valley, One has the eternal virtue [te] undivided And becomes again as a child They tried to banish me No No No Boundless light, Boundless energy Ten-thousand eyes Never tire of seeing I will return I must help all sentient beings In giving I will receive the greatest gift! Buddham saranam gachammi Dhammam saranam gachammi Sangham saranam gachammi Love It's love
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Feb 2, 2015
Feb 2, 2015 at 6:35 PM UTC
Bodhisattva
( • ) ) • ( PrttyBrd flyin with a crazy robin ^^^^^^^^^ • He who dies before he dies ..........(?) Knows me • I seen this girl huggin this tree Screaming LET GO A ME ! LET GO A ME ! //// I very kindly and gently said to her WHAT THE **** YOU DOIN YA CRAZY ***** ! //// She smiled and said OH IM JUST PRACTICING WRITING A POEM ON HELLO POETRY ABOUT MY BOYFRIEND /••/ You know They used to lynch N - - - - -S here in AMERIKKKA ! ( used too ? What da you mean "Used to !? " ) :: It's a long lonely day Deadly in its loneliness /::/ He who dies before he dies ..:..(?) Knows me
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 1:20 AM UTC
Tales told by the bodhisattva
I proposed in my mind to Kwanseum Bosal the Bodhisattva of Great Compassion so a little while ago I had a dream where I was to go to my wedding but I didn't want to go so today I switched around my Buddhist altars to give Kwanseum Bosal a permanent altar of her own and I decided instead of marrying her I would worship her.
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Jun 26, 2010
Jun 26, 2010 at 10:37 AM UTC
BACKING OUT OF MARRIAGE