My son named this picture. It was taken this morning after it rained all night long. Thing has come back to its natural state. The bird reappeared as though nothing has happened.
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- Jedi plans
- Meeting the abbot
- Great Jedi/Stupa Being Built in Bangkok
- Machig Labdron (1055-1129)
- Perspective in Dharma and Life
- A Glimpse of Hope
- Red Clouds in Khmer
- A Taste of Freedom
- Khmer Children from Phanom Penh
- Cambodia
- Chod Practice at Tokden Monastery
- Cutting Through Fear and Attachment
- Me and My Retreat House
- First Retreat at Khadiravana
- A Thought on Meditation
- Dharmapalas
- Life is Fragile
- A Song on Samsara
- Letter to a Friend
- Milarepa's Compassion
- Do We Know How to Meditate?
- On Theravada and Vajrayana
- Prostration and Self Transformation
- Mantra in Your Heart
- A New Beginning
- With a Feeling of Gratitude
- Bodhicitta and Aging
- ความงามของหัวใจ
- Reminder: Buddhism in Russia Tomorrow!
- จงหัวเราะกับความโง่เขลาของตัวเอง
- คำถามเกี่ยวกับเถรวาทและวัชรยาน
- A Gift from Eastern Tibet
- Like the Moon that No one Can Steal
- เหมือนดวงจันทร์ในฟากฟ้าที่ไม่มีใครขโมยไปได้
- What Matters is Our Mind
- สังสารวัฏกับนิพพานคือสิ่งเดียวกัน Samsara and Nirv...
- Remembering Tara (2)
- อย่าปล่อยให้ความโกรธเกาะกินใจ
- Buddhism in Russia
- สิ่งที่กลัวและสิ่งยึดเหนี่ยวเป็นสิ่งเดียวกัน
- Tibet and Himalayan Seminar
- Remembering Tara
- Tara bird
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