Pete shared some poems and mentioned a talk by Thay during Saturday’s Morning of Mindfulness.
Here is the talk with Thay saying “Impermanence is a kind of key that can unlock the door of reality and it is also a concentration, a practice….”:
Pete read one of his own poems, Fresh:
FreshSo how can I meetthese familiar facesin this familiar placeday after dayas freshlyas though this were the first timewe had metand as tenderlyas though this really could bethe last timei see youalive?
We finished with Mary Frye’s 1932 poem “Do not stand at my grave and weep“
Edinburgh Wild Geese Sangha 