K,
The hungry ghosts feed each other, we hear, with those enormously long forks,
and cannot feed themselves. Anyway, so the nice story goes. Not a bad story,
and a lesson in there. ;-)
Expression is one of the Skilful Means to develop in our practice. Well,
teachers and students consider it important.
I always say, "do the best you want". There's a hope in there, as well as
encouragement. And an incentive to drop or ignore perceived limits.
--Joe
> No matter how one serves, Dharma cannot feed hungry ghosts.
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