Trips and Trails through Samsara

A journal of inner and outer travels, meetings with remarkable people, old and new friends, storytellers, artists, poets, tricksters, bicycle thiefs and people I love, starting in Nepal in June and taking me to where I don't know....

Friday, June 24, 2005

And now something spiritual again


Lama K wrote a letter to the German embassador. About the travel warning that was issed last December by the foreign office, not to visit Nepal at any cost, this most terribly dangerous and violent place. And then what happened? Hmmm? All these treckers and tourists went to Thailand and Sri Lanka to the beach and - whosshhh - got swept away by the Tzunami.
Life is unpredictable. Makes one think.

2 Comments:

  • At 5:39 AM, Blogger n0by said…

    Yes, absolute agreement.

    Because Life is so unpredictable

    worse Murphy's Law predict life
    as controvers to expectations,
    there are always these religious
    sweet consolations like flarry floss. An example?

    There is no need to experience hell...
    The Love Songs of The Sixth Dalai Lama (1683-1706)


    Isn't this the kind of juice,
    our most desperate honey bees
    try to squeeze from theories?

    No matter if swept away in physical or psychological Tzunami ?

    Dreaming in all miseries
    for the rest of all days
    in sweet lullaby from this or that
    Lama, Bhagwan or Blessed One?


    There is no need to experience hell...



    sometimes from far away in an hour
    of clearance between sunset and moon rise a question flows by:

    Why am I living in hell,
    when there is no need to experience hell?


    Sweet Lullaby consolate from the next wise adviser:

    Honey-bee you need more than happiness, all you need is fun, fun, fun!

    What desperation must have this wise adviser seen ?

     
  • At 6:47 AM, Blogger The Anarchists' Lunchtable said…

    Look, you are in the wrong restaurant here. If you want to eat a German pig sausage, don't order Sushi. This blog is not about religion and not about sannyas. It is only about me, myself and the people I meet. Find your own solutions.

     

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