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Thoughts about mindfulness, mortality and how we deal with it. There may be some funeral thoughts, including practical ideas from my own experience of many funerals, but there are other 'good funeral guides.' I want to offer branch lines rather than the express route from midwife to funeral director. I want this to be about mindfulness, life and mortality, not about dying. But...
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- I used to value the exceptional in other people, above all; now it seems ordinary shared experience with other people is often more fascinating.There's enough ego-flexing and desperation on the net.
That's astounding, GM.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it just, Charles. She's performing at the international circus arts awards or some such. Circus skill? OK, but rather more than that, I think. Meditation made visible?
ReplyDeleteI love the ending where she takes the feather away. Beautiful illustration of the power of the small.
ReplyDeleteYes Vale, me too, hence my suggestion that people stay till the end - a truly perfect balance. I'm taken over by her total absorption in the task; she shows not a flicker when people applaud, as they do with increasing delight and surprise, and by the deliberate nature of her movements. She is "in the flow," it's zen made visible, I think. Total identity with the present moment.
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