[Buddha-l] beauty--or art-- (?) and the restraint of the senses

Michael LaTorra mlatorra at nmsu.edu
Wed May 6 10:03:56 MDT 2009


> From: "jkirk" <jkirk at spro.net>
>
> EH wrote that:
>> meditation is easier in a park than in a junkyard.
>
> Some kinds of meditation are much easier in a junkyard than a
> park. Disused factories, derelict houses, railway sidings and so
> on can also be very helpful.
> All the best
> Alex Wilding
> Blog: http://dangzang.blogspot.com/
> -------------
> Train watching??
>
> Joanna

Sure.

The train appears, preceded by an annoying whistle, roars past, then
disappears without leaving a trace.

Thus observed, the train has demonstrated impermanence, unsatisfactoriness
and emptiness.

To perform this exercise correctly, however, one must not behave like the
characters in the film "Trainspotting."


-- 
Regards,
Michael LaTorra
College Assistant Professor
Department of English

New Mexico State University
MSC 3E, PO Box 30001
Las Cruces, NM 88003

mlatorra at nmsu.edu



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