นกไม่เห็นฟ้า ปลาไม่เห็นน้ำ
(ของท่านพุทธทาสฯ จำได้ไม่หมด)
It turned out that I misread my friend completely. I thought he has some issues, but he thinks he doesn’t. All is well, I suppose; I have one less thing to worry about. Perhaps, it should work the other way around too. Since I think I have some problems, in fact, I might not…
Then I finally told another friend how upset I was when she didn’t return my calls. I can’t really understand what’s so hard about sending SMS or returning calls, but some people can’t get around doing them. I think I upset her by telling her all this. But then I asked myself if I have friends so that they become extensions of me: thinking like me, behaving like me… Or I actually do respect who they are, with all their differences.
I listened to a really good sermon by Phra Thiradhammo. Originally Canadian, he studied with Luang Por Cha. He has been ordained for 35 years now. He currently heads a monastery in New Zealand. He is fluent in Thai, so he delivered both a Thai and an English sermon (click for the link) at Baan Aree. I’ve never found anyone who can explain Vipassana, in English, so comprehensively and succinctly like him.
(ของท่านพุทธทาสฯ จำได้ไม่หมด)
It turned out that I misread my friend completely. I thought he has some issues, but he thinks he doesn’t. All is well, I suppose; I have one less thing to worry about. Perhaps, it should work the other way around too. Since I think I have some problems, in fact, I might not…
Then I finally told another friend how upset I was when she didn’t return my calls. I can’t really understand what’s so hard about sending SMS or returning calls, but some people can’t get around doing them. I think I upset her by telling her all this. But then I asked myself if I have friends so that they become extensions of me: thinking like me, behaving like me… Or I actually do respect who they are, with all their differences.
I listened to a really good sermon by Phra Thiradhammo. Originally Canadian, he studied with Luang Por Cha. He has been ordained for 35 years now. He currently heads a monastery in New Zealand. He is fluent in Thai, so he delivered both a Thai and an English sermon (click for the link) at Baan Aree. I’ve never found anyone who can explain Vipassana, in English, so comprehensively and succinctly like him.
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