Breathe the black, choking smoke
See the bodies burning and don't turn away
Feel the ash falling on your skin
For this will be your fate someday.
This log is used by White Conch Dharma Center Members who are on long retreat or Pilgrimage to communicate with family and members of the community. Pilgrimages and long retreats are led by Domo Geshe Rinpoche.
Sarnath, India
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4 comments:
Wow, now that is a teaching on impermanence if I have ever heard one I have to admit it did take some time for my shock to give way to laughter. Way to go Rindor!
Now we just need to add something about life being uncertain and living each day to it fullest. What was the quote?...something like...
"Don't be afraid of death, be afraid of the unlived life."
And a vajra answer for my Dharma brother......
Singed with impermanence
Ashen I pray
I long for enlightement
For this will be my fate someday
Dear Rindor, Please sing us your songs of pilgrimage. Even here, in the blog, if you would like.
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