You are not being, by being upset that he is trying to express himself through the wisdom that inspires him from others. Everything you are is inspired by someone and something else put that passion is put into you. His passion is pure. You can feel that. Please, see a man of his age, an elder trying to share love with you. Hear past the words and feel his intentions. He is learning just as we are, no one is perfect, but his heart is good and I am happy to listen to his kindness. That doesn't mean you have to. If you don't like it, you can always ask it as a question out of respect, or if you don't like it? You have the free will to move on. The way of the wise is to always ask a question, but never leave a statement if you truly want to learn. Yes, you asked a question, but you also left a statement in the middle. He may never respond. Always be mindful of how you ask questions and the wording you use with people who are coming from a place of sharing and love. That is something the world needs more of. Wait...is that not how hell is all broken loose? Hahahaha! Always leave your statement with every question! Especially in this new world. It's As he says....some parts are solid and some are barely there...it's all just a part of expression my dude.
Who tries to explain empty form? Nobody. Or maybe Peter. Why not simply be? Sometimes complicating things is entertaining... maybe even helpful or encouraging. Join us for zazen if you prefer wordless companionship :-)
Oh enough please. This is an old man expressing himself, and he's adorable. He is doing something lovely. He's trying to share with you. Please find the love in that. It's something beautiful you are seeing.
Who then is it that tries to explain empty form. Why not decide to be and or not too be. it's unnecessarily complicated. Why not simply be.
You are not being, by being upset that he is trying to express himself through the wisdom that inspires him from others. Everything you are is inspired by someone and something else put that passion is put into you. His passion is pure. You can feel that. Please, see a man of his age, an elder trying to share love with you. Hear past the words and feel his intentions. He is learning just as we are, no one is perfect, but his heart is good and I am happy to listen to his kindness. That doesn't mean you have to. If you don't like it, you can always ask it as a question out of respect, or if you don't like it? You have the free will to move on. The way of the wise is to always ask a question, but never leave a statement if you truly want to learn. Yes, you asked a question, but you also left a statement in the middle. He may never respond. Always be mindful of how you ask questions and the wording you use with people who are coming from a place of sharing and love. That is something the world needs more of. Wait...is that not how hell is all broken loose? Hahahaha! Always leave your statement with every question! Especially in this new world. It's As he says....some parts are solid and some are barely there...it's all just a part of expression my dude.
Who tries to explain empty form? Nobody. Or maybe Peter. Why not simply be? Sometimes complicating things is entertaining... maybe even helpful or encouraging. Join us for zazen if you prefer wordless companionship :-)
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Oh enough please. This is an old man expressing himself, and he's adorable. He is doing something lovely. He's trying to share with you. Please find the love in that. It's something beautiful you are seeing.
Yeah, true. It sounds better if you come in person ;-)