Monthly Archives: June, 2009
Getting to the Essential: Developing an Aspect of the Candle - Lemon
In my last post, Not Your Grandmother’s Flan: Breaking with Tradition - An Inspiration I typed about an inspirational smell, I also mention attempting to create that scent in a candle. This article I mention trying to create just one aspect of the candle scent. –DV
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There is particular aspect of myself that I probably have [...]
Not Your Grandmother’s Flan: Breaking with Tradition - An Inspiration
I should have known I was on to something as soon as the smells wafted up to my nose. It was a warm smell that closed my eyes and reached the tip of my brain.
The smell was not new to me, it seemed all too familiar. It seemed also seemed like pure comfort in a [...]
Another Timely Find: The Spectrum of Buddhist Practice in the West
Thanks to one of my twitter friends, c4chaos, I came upon a description of some of the differences in Buddhism beliefs for some of the prevalent forms of Buddhism: The Spectrum of Buddhist Practice in the West – by B. Alan Wallace.
A Timely Find
Recently, during some chatting with friends on the topic of Buddhism, there [...]
Found a Really Good Post and Blog– Gandhi Wisdom
I stepped away from my template writing, CSS learning, and PHP tweaking to catch up on my various on-line reading. After a day in the sun yesterday, over doing it, and putting my body in a major ache state, I thought some reading was the perfect thing to do along with some other less physical [...]
Discussion Notes June 23 – Hardcore Zen - Why Gene Simmons is not a Zen Master, The World of Demons, In My Next Life I Want to Come Back as a Pair of Lucy Liu’s Panties
We are winding down it seems for the summer. Only two more weeks and a talk with the Stevie stands between us an a break from Buddhism. If you are reading this log, please send any feed back to us with your thoughts.
This week’s flow brought to you by the following poets: Dogen Coldstream, Solari [...]
