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Buddhism

oxymoron

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2. I agree completely. I read it often before my practice.

Reply to AllenVanAllen (Reply #1)

Sun Jan 15, 2012, 04:22 AM

Jan 2012

This poem is so meaningful to me. Thank you for posting the lovely video. I love that it tells more of Thay's story.

A lotus for you, Buddha to be. _/l\_

Oxy

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Call Me by My True Names [View all] oxymoron Jan 2012 OP

This is the most profound poem I've ever read. AllenVanAllen Jan 2012 #1

I agree completely. I read it often before my practice. oxymoron Jan 2012 #2

Beautiful. silverweb Jan 2012 #3

Thanks.....peace Magoo48 Jan 2012 #4

It's at first horrifying... rbnyc Feb 2012 #5