Sylvia
13 years ago
What is your interpretation of these lines? Do you agree or disagree with the interpretation I found and posted with this. What is your take on it? |
abracadabra
13 years ago
Buddhism is dangerous. It can make you think aloofly for years about a simple thought, removing you from the material world. In the last couple of years, I have realised that materials matter too, and that joy does not come in knowing. It comes in not knowing. |
Michael D Nalley
13 years ago
The Great Way has no gate. |
silvershoes
13 years ago
Ooh wow, that's really cool. My brain was struggling to come up with a simple explanation of the 'stanza' to blow you fishes out of the water, but alas, I am not so very wise or so very creative. |
Ingrid
13 years ago
The Great Way has no gate. |
Michael D Nalley
13 years ago
It is by far the best and most beautiful interpretation I wish I had thought of it before it was spelled out to me. It reminds me a a very real feeling I had while someone insisted on beating a dead horse that could not run or defend itself. My hat is off to Ingrid |
silvershoes
13 years ago
In complete stillness a stone girl is dancing |
silvershoes
13 years ago
Yes, it's a compliment. |