hey joe.. i thought it was a red road?...merle Merle,
"Wait" all anybody wants, and all you're going to get is a Parking-ticket. This life is our opportunity to *practice*. Best to follow the Yellow Brick Road. --Joe > Merle Lester wrote: > > Ok joe ... let's re-phrase this: > > edgar awaits upon the good ship lollypop to sail through the billowing white > clouds to the the land of freedom..merle > > > Â > Merle, > > Merle has written, and can still retract: > > "always forever alert day and night watching and waiting for the 'zen' moment > that will take him to the dizzy heights that leadth him to pastures green." > > I doubt that a mature Zen practitioner would put it that way, but let's see > if Edgar also tellingly does. ;-) > > --Joe > > PS You mention heights, but the depths are better to sink to, to get to > where it's green. But do stay on the green side of the grass, as people > joke!, and not go too far. BTW, dizziness is for the intoxicated: Even > whirling dervishes don't lose their equilibrium: their practice is like > Astronaut training. ;-)
