1. Honestly, have no idea.
2. Diligently, make no effort.
3. Faithfully, accept what is.
4. Sincerely, pay attention.
5. Be kind.
6. Otherwise, apologize.
7. Raise a Buddhist parent instead.
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21 comments:
Hahaha this is so funny. But so true.
Amazing, how when you turn your attention in the proper direction and listen just at the right time, somebody says exactly what you need to hear. Thank you for this, on this morning. Thank you.
I bow to you oh wise one!
Clicked and learned. Thank you.
! :)
very wise:)
I have some serious raising to do.
but, WHAT IF . . . ?
heh. kidding.
Jena, not so serious. Push away from the desk. Stand up. A Buddhist parent raised, honestly.
Today, I will make an effort to stop making an effort!
Love this. It's perfectly perfect without even trying. I'm going to post it on my bedroom wall somewhere high enough for my 4 small kids to see but not color.
a wink
a nod
a smile
a bow.
you inspire me always.
xo
Witty, wise, wonderful. I concur. Especially the last line. :-)
Karen, I so enjoyed your new article in SSun. You have a gift for words and getting to the heart of the matter. May you be well and happy...
Especially number seven.
Or a Christian child. Or a _______ child. You name it. Amen.
..love..
So true, so true...
xo,
elissa
I agree with Emme - this is sooooo important no matter how you fill in that blank: Buddhist, Christian, Jewish, Hindu, none of the above.
I love this!
So true! Love it!
I love the baby Buddah!
Maezen, I've included a link to your post on my blog...thank you!
http://web.me.com/elissaelliott/Elliott/Blog/Entries/2010/1/28_Spiritual_Grace.html
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