Mt. Baker, an active volcano, dominates the North Cascade mountains of 
Washington State (closeup of view out my cabin picture window)

                
                
                
                

                No Mountain High Enough
What unhappiness was created by our own misjudgments and which are 
beyond our control? How much does our lack of self love have to do with how we 
react 
or respond?  Would a world free of all negative, stop the rain that falls and 
yet create a 
desert that becomes our worst nightmare.  Should sunny days never have 
nightfall and, 
every action have no consequence?  Can we
 eat and drink to our desire without 
ʻsomethingʼ that draws a line of unhappiness?  Is unhappiness just a 
challenge to allow us to reach deep within to see that awareness and 
love of self, make life bearable and provide answers not only for
 
ourselves but, experiences to share with others for their benefit? 
There is no mountain high enough nor any valley low enough to keep 
the possibilities of finding
 some way to overcome what is presented 
before us.  Down in the heart is always the idea of hope for an 
answer that paves the way for the sun to come out and show us the 
way. With the sun comes shadows.  Lying to oneself because of 
misfortune is to put one into a frozen space on the ladder of life.  Always 
happiness 
awaits even the most bleak moments. 
                                                                 arhataosho.com


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