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February 25, 2010

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Suzanne

Going toward whatever-it-is with your whole life is what everyone does, whether they think so or not or whether apparent others judge them to be doing so or not.

Genju

Oh... this brought me to tears!

When I go toward you
it is with my whole life.

with each brush stroke, key stroke...

Thank you, Barry. Again and again, your teachings open doors of practice for me.

Steve

"silent work of crafting stone as a way of illumining the world."

Thanks for these words

Joseph

When you make it back,let me know!
I'll join you! ^^

mama p

The mind is but a visitor:
it thinks us out of our world.

=jolt=

I don't want to think a place for you.
Speak to me from everywhere.

~settle, shine, go~

(or, "the bra is off", ha ha)
This is a great, great, timely thread, thank you so much Barry.

Barry Briggs

May we all go bra-less. Thanks, everyone!

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