Oct. 25-26th Treeleaf Weekly Zazenkai & 'DENKI KUYO' Memorial Service for Electronics

[Onkai]

Thank you, Jundo, Kyonin, Sekishi and everyone. It was a lovely service for technology. I'm grateful for and amazed at what computers and cell phones do. I hope everyone is having a great weekend.

Gassho,
Onkai
Sat

[Nenka]

Sat with my old cell phone, my old corded phone (lasted 20 years!), a couple modems, and a digital camera circa 2007. I'll be taking them to either Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity soon--don't know how common it is across the US, but here both places take electronics for recycling.

Gassho

Jen

ST

[Jundo]

HereIs a recording of just that portion of today's Service and the accompany Dharma Talk, and you may still join in from home at any time. Subtitles are available by clicking the box at bottom center-right of the screen.

https://youtu.be/vvXW9iUmy3Q

Also, if you are interest in seeing a bit more of that ceremony for the Aibo robo-doggies ...

https://youtu.be/85737zfBWXw

Gassho, Jundo

SatTodayLah

[Kokuu]

Thank you!

Gassho
Kokuu

[Kotei]

Thank you everyone.

Collected my old hardware and will bring it to the recycling facility tomorrow.

Gassho,
Kotei sat/lah today.

[Myoku]

Sat this with you yesterday, thank you everyone, good reminders,
Gassho
Myoku
sat

[Seishin]

After 38 yrs in IT Operation I've lost count of the upgrades and techno advances, that seemed to increase exponentially in the last decade of work. My phones and tablets have as much if not more storage and processing power than the Burroughs mainframe (B6700 for geeks) I started operating on as a 17 yr old. So I have much to thanks our redundant technology as it kept me game-fully employed for 4 decades. So after all those years of dealing with system failures and crashes, retirement brings little change just on a smaller scale. Phones, tablets and PC dying and needing replacing and so it goes on. But where would we be without them in the modern world. Much metta to all dearly departed kit. Thank you all for respectful recycling.

Sat

[Meitou]

Sat this via an obsolete iPad that a friend gave me, two phones charging nearby and my beloved Kindle on the altar. Thank you everyone.
Gassho
Meitou
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[Kyōsen]

How wonderful to sit with all of you again and to generate gratitude toward the tools that enable us to live our lives a little easier.

Gassho
Sen
Sat|LAH

[Washin]

Just finished sitting this.
Thank you Jundo and everyone.
Thank you all the tools, gadgets and programms that help sustain our practice

Gassho
Washin
sat/lah

[Daitetsu]

Thanks a lot for your practice everyone!
Thanks a lot dear gadgets of the past!

Gassho,

Daitetsu

#sat2day

[Seibu]

Thank you Sat with you all today.

Gassho,
Jack
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