A true blessing, and nearly impossible by the odds of it.

We’re often saddened by the thought of death. However, Zen does not think of life’s transience as tragic. Rather, it implores us to be eternally grateful and joyous to have been allocated a few brief moments in a universe that is 13.8 billion years old. Rather than being saddened by the brevity of life, we must learn to celebrate it to the point that …
4 Sticky Metaphorical Lessons Buddhist Monks Use to Teach Important Principles to Their Disciples
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Dr. Akshad Singi
Warren Bischoff
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Oct 29, 2020
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A true blessing, and nearly impossible by the odds of it.
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Written by Warren Bischoff575 Followers
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Consultant at Hitachi Vantara — Boston College, University of Otago. Views expressed are my own, not my employer’s.
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