thoughts on how we fit into the web of community, family and society
I would take this tea bag exhortation much farther than just for socializing. But that’s just me.
I don’t know about the tacos. I didn’t feel drawn to eat at the restaurant, but I liked the sign.
Today I was deeply and heartily grateful for my knee-high rubber boots and my big impermeable coat both when I was snow shoveling in the rain and later when I sloshed through puddles out walking to do some errands.
I’m cleaning out a drawer that had held an odd collection of pieces of paper with writing on them. Most of them I am tearing up into little pieces to feed the worms (who last night arrived alive, though dehydrated and groggy and are now set up as directed).
At first glance, th e exhortation to love all and serve all (Ram Das has said Neem Karoli Baba gave him advice like that) may seem unreasonable and perhaps impossible. But the exhortation to love doesn’t require liking all or associating with all or tolerating the behavior of all. And serving all does not mean…
I was in this instance able to connect the object with its proper home and alert the right person to return it there.