
Daily Cup of Tao was an attempt to condense awakened ideas to short daily pointers and I had the idea that on completing the blog I’d have nothing left to say. Completing Daily Cup of Tao after one year and roughly 365 posts I took a break.
After the break came Zen in Modern Life, an idea where I would leave the computer and blogging behind and just live, occasionally stopping by to post something. About this time I am noticing a complete lack of an urge to write and the blog is likely, though not surely, to grind to a halt.
~Tawan
Writing is something to do after meditation while waiting for the tea to boil. It's a good way to release those few words that won't stop running around your head. Hope you don't opt for the all or nothing route, as I thoroughly enjoy your periodic periodicals.
ReplyDeleteYeah I may write of course, nothing is fixed.
ReplyDeleteThe latest few things I came close to posting were:
"As we accept that we can not change the past then are not sadness, anger and regret seen as humerous folly?
And
"I told you I love you, not I'm perfect
And
"When you decide to speak on the undivided perfect Oneness, you're already forming false-twoness..
Most if not all my points though, as with points made in my posts, are summed up well in my TTC poem.