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Thich Nhat Hanh has died.
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One of our greatest spiritual leaders has passed.
R.I.P. Thich Nhat Hanh
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“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Variously credited to Mark Twain or Edward Abbey.
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I know, heartbreaking. Yes, he was 95 which is quite a good age, but still, a hard time to lose this great soul.
Once, these spiritual monks rented a room at the Unitarian Church where I worked. They were doing sand art in the meditation room. After a session they came and asked me if they could lock the door. The door had no lock, so I replied to them that it's a meditation room - why would we have a lock for that room?
I dunno, funnier in my mind... Peace!
He was a Buddhist Monk with a sweet soul, a spiritual leader who was also a peace activist and deep ecologist. He was also a very prolific writer who penned over 100 books. An amazing soul.
I'm sad about Betty White too, she was the loveiest Golden Girl.
I hope 2022 isn't going to another one of those years.
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Heads up: the first ten minutes of the first memorial service is like a memorial service here, minus the casket.
I hope so as well, Dreamgirl. I think every year is going to have its difficulties. This is a good time to try to live well, more kindly, more hopeful. I know I could do better.
Getting closer every day. Hang in there!