I think this is a good time to pull up an old talk from a few years back. I am getting the red suit out, and will once again be "Santa" at a local church. Being a pot bellied foreigner with a beard, well, I guess it is to be expected that they ask me ...
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I would like to wish each and all members of Treeleaf, and our "Sit-a-Long" family, a Peaceful Rohatsu, Merry Christmas, and Happy Chanukah ...
.... as well as All the Happy Holidays of Peace and Goodwill, whenever and whatever they are ...
... and a Very Tranquil and Content 'Just This Very Moment' too, ever new and changing ...
This also leads to a related topic ...
Heading home to see family and friends always presents a few special "opportunities for Practice" at this time of year ...
Meeting family and old friends ... how do you explain to them about "being a Buddhist"?
You may even start to feel a little guilty for not being part of the religion you were raised in.
How should we celebrate the holidays with friends and family?
My answer: Sing all the songs, be with the ones we love ... Celebrate Peace & Joy!
Gassho ho ho, Jundo Santa
SatToday
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I would like to wish each and all members of Treeleaf, and our "Sit-a-Long" family, a Peaceful Rohatsu, Merry Christmas, and Happy Chanukah ...
.... as well as All the Happy Holidays of Peace and Goodwill, whenever and whatever they are ...
... and a Very Tranquil and Content 'Just This Very Moment' too, ever new and changing ...
This also leads to a related topic ...
Heading home to see family and friends always presents a few special "opportunities for Practice" at this time of year ...
Meeting family and old friends ... how do you explain to them about "being a Buddhist"?
You may even start to feel a little guilty for not being part of the religion you were raised in.
How should we celebrate the holidays with friends and family?
My answer: Sing all the songs, be with the ones we love ... Celebrate Peace & Joy!
Gassho ho ho, Jundo Santa
SatToday
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