Posts Tagged ‘spirituality’
Some Things Are In Our Control
Posted in 365, Photography, Quotes, tagged art, buddhism, philosophy, photography, photos, poetry, quotes, spirituality, stoics, ZeN on December 30, 2012| Leave a Comment »
A More Perfect Road
Posted in 365, Photography, tagged religion, sentient beings, spirituality on December 16, 2012| 1 Comment »
Some of us will be lucky enough to walk a more perfect road
A way free from justice that would have had us pay for what we sowed
Ever grateful for our unearned reprieve
I free give what can not be received
I ceaselessly pray for all sentient beings
Awaken, awaken, realize our way
– moe219
Even the Window had Tears of Awe (it was that pretty)
Posted in 365, Photography, Quotes, tagged art, awe, beauty, buddhism, photography, photos, poetry, quotes, spirituality, ZeN on December 13, 2012| Leave a Comment »
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and all science. They to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, are as good as dead: their eyes are closed. – Albert Einstein (maybe? you can’t trust everything you read on internet…)
Water
Posted in 365, Photography, tagged buddhism, buddhist, photography, photos, poem, poetry, spirituality, ZeN, Zen Master, zen poetry on December 10, 2012| Leave a Comment »
“When he came to Baso he again said, ‘Who is he that is independent of all things?’ Baso said, ‘When you have drunk all the water in the Yang-tze river, I will tell you.’ At this, Koji underwent his great experience.” (Two Zen Classics 263)
Many Dharma Gates, Many Doors
Posted in 365, Photography, Quotes, tagged art, bodhisattva, bodhisattva vow, buddhism, dharma, photography, photos, spirituality, vows, ZeN on December 8, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Luminous
Posted in 365, Beginner's Meditation, Photography, tagged 365, art, buddhism, buddhist, photo a day, photography, photos, poem, poems, poetry, spirituality, ZeN on December 7, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Good Night Church, Good Night City
Posted in 365, Photography, tagged art, buddhism, church, photograph, photos, poems, poetry, spirituality, ZeN on December 6, 2012| Leave a Comment »
No!
Posted in 365, Photography, tagged art, awesome, buddhism, photo a day, photography, photos, poems, poetry, spirituality, ZeN on December 5, 2012| Leave a Comment »
No. I will not go to work today.
Yes, I will be kind today!
No, I will not let you into my lane today.
Yes, I will be loving and compassionate today!
Silly mind, talking to itself all day: WAKE UP
Everything is perfect just the way it is.
Look carefully, see things how they are… Silly mind.
– Moe219
Radiant Buddha
Posted in 365, tagged 365, art, awesome, buddha, buddhist, gratitude, joy, photography, photos, poems, poetry, spirituality, ZeN on December 3, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Radiant Buddha, Sitting Buddha
730 days in his hands
Sublime serenity in his heart
Joyful Buddha, Trudging Buddha
Day and night – vigilant
Always seeking good
One, one, one, one, one… one… one… one…
-moe219
On the occasion of two years
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Posted in 365, tagged 365, art, artist, buddhism, buddhist, humor, office, photography, photos, poems, poetry, quotes, spirituality, ZeN on December 2, 2012| Leave a Comment »
now does our world descend…
now does our world descend
the path to nothingness
(cruel now cancels kind;
friends turn to enemies)
therefore lament,my dream
and don a doer’s doom
create is now contrive;
imagined,merely know
(freedom:what makes a slave)
therefore,my life,lie down
and more by most endure
all that you never were
hide,poor dishonoured mind
who thought yourself so wise;
and much could understand
concerning no and yes:
if they’ve become the same
it’s time you unbecame
where climbing was and bright
is darkness and to fall
(now wrong’s the only right
since brave are cowards all)
therefore despair,my heart
and die into the dirt
but from this endless end
of briefer each our bliss–
where seeing eyes go blind
(where lips forget to kiss)
where everything’s nothing
–arise,my soul;and sing
by E. E. Cummings