Breathing in and out,
This old fool wants not a thing,
For he is no one
But a bag of bones, awake
And marveling at it all.
Once he was as young
As a child so long ago -
But now, young at heart,
He sits in silence, alone
And with a smile on his face.
Breathing in and out,
This old fool knows not a thing,
Yet he is quiet
While sitting there, alone
With the Buddha in his heart.
When he was so young,
A child, this old man did err,
Yet such innocence
Deserves mercy even now -
Thankfulness is his mantra.
Breathing in and out,
This old fool sees everything -
This dear saha world,
And the Pure Land awaiting...
His fate is truly assured.
Once he was so young,
But now this man is so old,
His mind is awakened
By Nirvana's splendid bliss.
Ah! Praises to the Buddha
Inspired by the Journey to the West, Gandhara is devoted to both Western and Eastern Truth.
ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ - Hail the Lord whose name eliminates spiritual darkness.
Om Ganeshaya Namaha (ॐ गणेशाय नमः) - Homage to Ganesha.
Unconditional love tranquilizes the mind, and thus conquers all.
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20140812
Praises to the Buddha (poem)
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20140507
Flirting 101 (satire)
When you are in chat with your online girlfriend, don't put pressure on her. Keep it clean. Be innocent.
Friends flirt; friends don't cyber because it is more enjoyable to flirt like friends do, innocently.
You must promise to keep your conversations civil, but she expects you to be flirty.
Here's how to test those waters: ask her if she is horny. I asked her, and she said, "Of course not. But I am hungry."
Score: 1-0 for her for flirting.
In response, I replied "Food >>> sex". That resulted in major LOL's.
Next time I may ask her ask "Are you hungry?"
I must be falling for her if I'm willing to risk mentioning this online relationship on my blog.
Now when we chat, we ask each other if we are hungry. Usually it turns out we just ate.
Friends flirt; friends don't cyber because it is more enjoyable to flirt like friends do, innocently.
You must promise to keep your conversations civil, but she expects you to be flirty.
Here's how to test those waters: ask her if she is horny. I asked her, and she said, "Of course not. But I am hungry."
Score: 1-0 for her for flirting.
In response, I replied "Food >>> sex". That resulted in major LOL's.
Next time I may ask her ask "Are you hungry?"
I must be falling for her if I'm willing to risk mentioning this online relationship on my blog.
Now when we chat, we ask each other if we are hungry. Usually it turns out we just ate.
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