Happy Day of the Dead... and Impermanence!

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  • Jyukatsu
    Member
    • Nov 2015
    • 283

    #16
    Thank you Kyonin, wonderful reflections, I especially like your Dia de la Totalidad
    Gassho,
    Marina
    sat today
    柔 Jyū flexible
    活 Katsu energetic

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    • Kyonin
      Dharma Transmitted Priest
      • Oct 2010
      • 6752

      #17
      Originally posted by Seishin-Do
      Gasho Kyonin for this marvelous explanation, especially your take on it. Day of Impermanence, I like that. Maybe that should become a recognized celebration? There again I suppose it would have to be held at every moment of every day !

      Just one passing thought. Why do the skulls have the names of the living? Is it just a reminder of your/our mortality and impermanence or is it some other significance ?
      Hi Toby!

      The candy skulls have a friend's name just as a joke. It's like telling him/her that he is the next to die if she doesn't take care.

      Gassho,

      Kyonin
      Hondō Kyōnin
      奔道 協忍

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      • Seishin
        Member
        • Aug 2016
        • 1522

        #18
        Originally posted by Kyonin
        Hi Toby!

        The candy skulls have a friend's name just as a joke. It's like telling him/her that he is the next to die if she doesn't take care.

        Gassho,

        Kyonin
        I get it' thanks for that Kyonin.


        Seishin

        Sei - Meticulous
        Shin - Heart

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