Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Via Ram Dass - Love Serve Remember Foundation // Words of Wisdom - May 26, 2021 💌

 

Since we’re not starting other than from our humanity, all we can do is use the situations in which we close down as exercises to work on ourselves, to watch how we lose it again and again. We must be very compassionate with ourselves, and each time just center again, quiet again, and begin again.

- Ram Dass - 

Lama Foundation, 1983

Tuesday, May 25, 2021

Via Lion's Roar // Celebrating Vesak, or “Buddha Day” Vesak falls on May 26th this year. What makes this day special?

 

Celebrating Vesak, or “Buddha Day”

Vesak falls on May 26th this year. What makes this day special?
 

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Dance of the 41 | Official Trailer | Netflix

Via White Crane : This Day in Gay History // RALPH WALDO EMERSON

 This Day in Gay History

May 25

Born
Ralph Waldo Emerson
1803 -

On this date RALPH WALDO EMERSON the poet & essayist was born. Emerson had a wild crush on a classmate at Harvard. Martin Gay, the subject of Emerson's growing infatuation, was the subject of numerous entries in Emerson's journals which modern editors have been able to reconstruct. As the scholar Martin Greif has written, "they provide a rare view of the future philosopher in the thrall of same-sex love." With an unembarrassed frankness he wrote in his journal about the disturbing power of the glances he and Gay exchanged.

Emerson wrote of Martin Gay in his notebook, “Why do you look after me? I cannot help looking out as you pass.” Emerson heavily crossed out the Martin Gay journal notes at some later time. He would later tell Walt Whitman to cross out the homoerotic portions of the Calamus cluster of poems in Leaves of Grass. Fortunately for us and for posterity Whitman did not take the "advice." In Emerson's mature life "his craving for friendship and love seldom found adequate satisfaction," as his biographer Stephen Whicher put it.

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https://www.dharma.org/

To experience emptiness is not a descent into an abyss of nothingness but a recovery of freedom.

—Stephen Batchelor, “Nagarjuna’s Verses from the Center”

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Monday, May 24, 2021


 

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Harvey Milk Day SingOut

Viking Homosexuality

THE BEACH MAN - full movie (romantic, drama)

Beyond the fields - a short movie by C. Melvil et F. Cavacas - LGBT - Fu...

Via Daily Dharma: Practice Seeing a Broader Perspective

It is very important to see your life not only from the narrow view of your egoistic telescope but also from the broad view of the universal telescope called egolessness. This is why we have to practice.

—Dainin Katagiri Roshi, “Time Revisited”

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VESAKA

 


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