David, it truly does not matter which format you choose. There is always such a deep and personal teaching that resonates like a well-tuned tuning fork. Thank you!
This soupçon holds a powerful message. I am meditating on this week.
Both formats work for me. For powerful messages, a shorter version works well as the reader status focused on the one teaching. However, becoming a part of a longer story brings one into a meditative state.
Thank-you for your teaching and mesmerizing writing.
Wonderful, your story awakend me to be thankful for the countless beings before that are responsible for my current self. I was so ignorant about it. For me, the format does not matter, your stories give so much insight and that is what matters.
What a beautiful thought—to be grateful for all the sentient beings who came before my own emerging existence and contributed to the person I became! . . . And yes, I enjoy HHC’s small snippets so please ask her to share another one with us soon!
David, which ever format you use, book, short story, soupcon, so long as the inspiring and knowledgeable insights not to say stunningly clever commentary come from Her Excellency, HHC, high lama of the feline universe. We are so thankful. Strewing rose petal artfully dotted with heavy cream before her lotus paws.
I enjoy ALL of your writings. But, in our busy lives ( even for those of us fortunate enough to be retired), the mouse sized teachings are the easiest to consume immediately, and not put off until "later, when I have time".
This one made me think, and be grateful for my past selves. To be where I am now. You are right, we don't always give thanks to those past beings and all they did. And, whereas I try to be diligent in this life to be of benefit in a future rebirth, it is the past that I should be truely grateful to.
Thank you for your mouse sized offering! It was truely delicious 🙏♥️
Both formats, mouse-size and chapter length, are great as some lessons likely need the longer format and others work well in smaller packages. Thank you for sharing both!
🙏💓🤗 I loved this, I feel like I 'come home' every time I read something from 'HHC', the insights into myself and my way of 'being' in the world. Thank you so very much for contributing to my growth. 💝💝💝💝💝
I loved this mouse sized musing. I also enjoy your other formats including updates about the animal rescues and sanctuaries, meditations, etc. Looking forward to the next book from HHC
PS I would really like to see your cat pictures go back to Himalayan Cat.
Not that I am not fond of ginger cat, it's just that "The Dalai Lamas cat" I have grown to "know" and love is a furry Himalayan (or Rag Doll - not absolutely sure)
I really enjoyed this. I delight in all HHC’s mewsings. Long or short doesn’t matter, your words always transport me and provide much food for thought.
David, it truly does not matter which format you choose. There is always such a deep and personal teaching that resonates like a well-tuned tuning fork. Thank you!
I totaly agree with Pamala: Short or longer, written or spoken....they are all wonderful and reminders of wise ways to be here and live our lives.
However I personaly do prefer the books, and espessialy looking forward to a new HCC-book.
This blog with bookreviews, listering to meditation, the music and short stories make me verry happy on a weekly basis!
This soupçon holds a powerful message. I am meditating on this week.
Both formats work for me. For powerful messages, a shorter version works well as the reader status focused on the one teaching. However, becoming a part of a longer story brings one into a meditative state.
Thank-you for your teaching and mesmerizing writing.
Dear David,
Wonderful, your story awakend me to be thankful for the countless beings before that are responsible for my current self. I was so ignorant about it. For me, the format does not matter, your stories give so much insight and that is what matters.
Short or longer, written or spoken....they are all wonderful and reminders of wise ways to be here and live our lives.
What a beautiful thought—to be grateful for all the sentient beings who came before my own emerging existence and contributed to the person I became! . . . And yes, I enjoy HHC’s small snippets so please ask her to share another one with us soon!
David, which ever format you use, book, short story, soupcon, so long as the inspiring and knowledgeable insights not to say stunningly clever commentary come from Her Excellency, HHC, high lama of the feline universe. We are so thankful. Strewing rose petal artfully dotted with heavy cream before her lotus paws.
HHC’s words of wisdom and love, whether a snippet or a chapter resonate deeply - it’s always such a privilege to read your work David, thank you!
I enjoy ALL of your writings. But, in our busy lives ( even for those of us fortunate enough to be retired), the mouse sized teachings are the easiest to consume immediately, and not put off until "later, when I have time".
This one made me think, and be grateful for my past selves. To be where I am now. You are right, we don't always give thanks to those past beings and all they did. And, whereas I try to be diligent in this life to be of benefit in a future rebirth, it is the past that I should be truely grateful to.
Thank you for your mouse sized offering! It was truely delicious 🙏♥️
Both formats, mouse-size and chapter length, are great as some lessons likely need the longer format and others work well in smaller packages. Thank you for sharing both!
Cathy
Loved it! You always have something worthwhile to share. Thank you David. ❣️
🙏💓🤗 I loved this, I feel like I 'come home' every time I read something from 'HHC', the insights into myself and my way of 'being' in the world. Thank you so very much for contributing to my growth. 💝💝💝💝💝
I loved this mouse sized musing. I also enjoy your other formats including updates about the animal rescues and sanctuaries, meditations, etc. Looking forward to the next book from HHC
I feel a great warmth and peacefulness when I read any of your writings, in any format. Thank you for making me aware of so much good.
This mouse-size musing is delightful.
I enjoy everything you write.
PS I would really like to see your cat pictures go back to Himalayan Cat.
Not that I am not fond of ginger cat, it's just that "The Dalai Lamas cat" I have grown to "know" and love is a furry Himalayan (or Rag Doll - not absolutely sure)
Thank you for all your wonderful work
I really enjoyed this. I delight in all HHC’s mewsings. Long or short doesn’t matter, your words always transport me and provide much food for thought.