Dear Mayka,
Yes, experiences do come from the pieces of our daily life. And yes, we are
not enlightened yet. So every experiences from our life are witnesses of our
progression, and they are precious moments by themselves. So try to write down
your experiences so that they can be shared by even more people.
If philosophy is not as much of interest to you as real-life experiences, I
figured this website might be of interest to you. Many sharings are very
real-life, and even some are translations of Zen Master's teachings, they are
very much related to our daily life as well (as they are such selected).
http://www.heartzen.org/USC/77/308.html
http://www.heartzen.org/USC/77/309.html
Mayka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Donald:
It's good to meet you. In response to your question about if I can
share my experience and practice, I would like to tell you that
Practice and experiences are shared as they come naturally out. Would
you mind to rephrase a little bit your question?. I know that my
presentation was a little bit abrupt and please do all forgive me. I
suppose I am a little bit tired of days of searching lively groups.
People who are not afraid to talk. We are not enlightened, why then we
should be so dull and pretend something that we are not?. Let's just
be oneselves!. Let's practice together and exchange our real
experiencies. This is all what I meant.
A white Lotus from
Mayka
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