So glad to hear this, Megan! We give gratitude a chance when we are lifted out of the melodrama of the moment to a more panoramic perspective of our reality,
Hi David, I really enjoyed your insight it is quite informative! I also would like to know, if you know where I could purchase a pray wheel? Thanks for your assistance regarding this matter.
Hi Brenda, Thanks so much for your comment. I suggest you go online for a prayer wheel - there are so many different options in terms of quallity/price and location.
I read the first Dali Lama’s Cat book a few year ago. Since then I have read almost all of your books. I am drawn to stories that don’t just entertain, but teach. You do both so beautifully. I have been meditating for almost 20 years, but had no direction. I was still living the illusions, but some things did change. They changed enough for me to come to Buddhist practices. I might be a later in life beginner, but I want to thank you with all my heart for sharing your stories, your journey, and being a teacher. It’s a complicated process for me to grasp at times, you make it easier. I also love the part of helping animals and the nuns in the Himalayas. Much loving-kindness to all beings. So much good here!💕✨
I learn and affirm so much from all of your writings, David and your Saturday (early morning, here in No. Calif) offerings are weekly gifts!
I always read the comments and your responses that follow, gaining yet that bit more...Life has turned me into a “champion” & amazed, humble and delighted witness of the transformative “miracle” of “gratitude in all things, even the tough stuff”. So when I read in one of your comments to a fellow reader here “...We give gratitude a chance...” it prompted that soul-expanding “Yes! Aha!” that the realization of transformative gratitude brings to me. Can one be grateful for gratitude? Oh, yes!
A wonderful, creative, healthy and insightful 2023 to you David. Thank you for all your words and thoughts in your articles and books. 💟🕉☮️☯️
And to you too, Karen! Many thanks for your very kind message!
Thank you for the role reversal. I welcome anyone giving me a gentle nudge to see past the drama. Love!
So glad to hear this, Megan! We give gratitude a chance when we are lifted out of the melodrama of the moment to a more panoramic perspective of our reality,
Hi David, I really enjoyed your insight it is quite informative! I also would like to know, if you know where I could purchase a pray wheel? Thanks for your assistance regarding this matter.
Hi Brenda, Thanks so much for your comment. I suggest you go online for a prayer wheel - there are so many different options in terms of quallity/price and location.
I read the first Dali Lama’s Cat book a few year ago. Since then I have read almost all of your books. I am drawn to stories that don’t just entertain, but teach. You do both so beautifully. I have been meditating for almost 20 years, but had no direction. I was still living the illusions, but some things did change. They changed enough for me to come to Buddhist practices. I might be a later in life beginner, but I want to thank you with all my heart for sharing your stories, your journey, and being a teacher. It’s a complicated process for me to grasp at times, you make it easier. I also love the part of helping animals and the nuns in the Himalayas. Much loving-kindness to all beings. So much good here!💕✨
I learn and affirm so much from all of your writings, David and your Saturday (early morning, here in No. Calif) offerings are weekly gifts!
I always read the comments and your responses that follow, gaining yet that bit more...Life has turned me into a “champion” & amazed, humble and delighted witness of the transformative “miracle” of “gratitude in all things, even the tough stuff”. So when I read in one of your comments to a fellow reader here “...We give gratitude a chance...” it prompted that soul-expanding “Yes! Aha!” that the realization of transformative gratitude brings to me. Can one be grateful for gratitude? Oh, yes!
Gassho