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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. Bookish mother vs. Mother Nature. August 3, 2011 in Uncategorized. So much for promising to write on Sunday. You know, I am realizing that one of the reasons this journey with my daughters is going so well is because we aren’t being terribly goal-, much less deadline-, oriented. Gotta remember that as I get this blog back on track. What a great reason we had to get off track, too! Christianity ...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. March 15, 2011 in Uncategorized. There’s even a Jewgle! We bought a cake with which to celebrate his achievement and couldn’t wait to have him, his family and our mutual friends over for dinner. Last night, I googled Jewgle. A charming Google-esque splash page opened up complete with a search bar along with two buttons, Jewgle Search and I’m Feeling Holy, so I typed in. Oy, I need a nosh. But s...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. The processional of enlightenment along west 5th street. January 27, 2011 in Uncategorized. Driving together Tuesday night, I casually asked my younger daughter, “So, what do you think is the biggest, most fundamental question that all religions are trying to answer? 8221; It is a testament to her character that she did not roll her eyes at me at all! 8220;There are so many, Mom! The final step...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. My little lotus blossoms. August 27, 2011 in Uncategorized. When I was driving Larkin to Buddha knows where recently, I asked her to fish a crumpled piece of paper out of my purse and read out a really cool 11th century Buddhist commentary from a sage named Atisha that I’d recently stumbled upon online. The greatest achievement is selflessness. The greatest worth is self-mastery. I laughed, did...
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Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. You are currently browsing the monthly archive for August 2011. My little lotus blossoms. August 27, 2011 in Uncategorized. When I was driving Larkin to Buddha knows where recently, I asked her to fish a crumpled piece of paper out of my purse and read out a really cool 11th century Buddhist commentary from a sage named Atisha that I’d recently stumbled upon online. A Cheshire-ish grin slowed p...
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Archived entries for Philosophy. April 28, 2012. In After the Ecstasy. Guilt is the soul’s vacuum cleaner as it frantically runs over itself and begins sucking our own insides out for all eternity. And never finishes cleaning anything in the process. I had been feeling very guilty about not writing each week. I also hadn’t finished writing anything for weeks on end. Hmmm. We just really need to do these things we’d honestly rather not do with as much consideration and awakeness as we hope to bring ...
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Archived entries for Blog. January 27, 2013. Oh, and I got married. Got deeper into what we really mean when we say to another, I love you. Got several big life things done and faced several big heart things that needed facing. And, therefore, got really behind in 2012. Saihô-ji Temple, in Kyoto, Japan, is possibly the most quietly beautiful little space on earth. Declared an UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s a garden that basically took a big break and then got all overgrown with moss. It had to&...A war...
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My mom laughs SO loud! My daughters say this, and they are not bragging. But, they are accurate. My version of peacefulness is a raucous one indeed. Christened an Episcopal and now a laughing Buddhist, I say Hi There to the universe in my teacup each morning, deal with a lot of difficult stuff just like you do, and do best when I accept the giddy shock of blessings abounding everywhere. Want to explore my other blog? At thethoughtfulspot.wordpress.com. Om mani padme hum. The Road Less Traveled. The Road ...
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Archived entries for After the Ecstasy. April 28, 2012. In After the Ecstasy. Guilt is the soul’s vacuum cleaner as it frantically runs over itself and begins sucking our own insides out for all eternity. And never finishes cleaning anything in the process. I had been feeling very guilty about not writing each week. I also hadn’t finished writing anything for weeks on end. Hmmm. We just really need to do these things we’d honestly rather not do with as much consideration and awakeness as we hope to...
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Archived entries for Emily Dickinson. February 18, 2012. Is there a buddhist in the house? 8220;Would you like to have spiritual care? I discovered that the Methodist Hospital of Houston simply and charitably provides any spiritual presence for any patient who wants it. After quickly confessing that I was a Buddhist and then blithely announcing that, nah, I didn’t need any help, a tangle of unthought thoughts hit my head like sticky spiritual cobwebs. Want to explore my other blog? Om mani padme hum.
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April 28, 2012. Guilt is the soul’s vacuum cleaner as it frantically runs over itself and begins sucking our own insides out for all eternity. And never finishes cleaning anything in the process. I had been feeling very guilty about not writing each week. I also hadn’t finished writing anything for weeks on end. Hmmm. We just really need to do these things we’d honestly rather not do with as much consideration and awakeness as we hope to bring to the big and important and meaningful things. If ...Just th...
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Spastically yours since 1979. About the thoughtful spaz. Jacks is a hot and sweaty pumpkin fingers. July 22, 2009 in everyday life. I am still in the thick of a summer of teaching and all i know – amidst piles of marking – is i love it. even when its too much. even when there is more to do than can seemingly be done. i also love camping – i know, wtf, eh? 8211; and the new plants decorating my previously barren balcony. summer makes me happy. but it flies like nobody’s business. May 4, 2009 in adventure.
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The Thoughtful Spot | Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months… and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier
Two Daughters, Twelve Religions, Twelve Months and No, We Are Not Being Cavalier. About the practiced accident. My little lotus blossoms. August 27, 2011 in Uncategorized. When I was driving Larkin to Buddha knows where recently, I asked her to fish a crumpled piece of paper out of my purse and read out a really cool 11th century Buddhist commentary from a sage named Atisha that I’d recently stumbled upon online. The greatest achievement is selflessness. The greatest worth is self-mastery. I laughed, did...
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