Monday, March 22, 2010

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What about me? - What has become of me?



What about me?
That's my first thought Every Morning.
What happened to me?
It's the last thought Every Night.
Has this gotten me anywhere? Any
more friends? Any more love?
It should. It should have, by now.
In fact, by now I should be a bundle of joy.
Because I say this mantra every day.

What about me? What about me? What about..

In fact, it’s embarassing
I say this mantra all day long.
Like the beating of my heart: What about me?

What about me? What about me? What about..

When I take a shower, I think: “what about me?”
I hope this shower makes me feel happy.
I hope this kiss makes me feel happy.
I hope this lunch makes me happy.
I hope these clothes make me feel happy.
I hope this donut, this cup of coffee,
This new affair, this new job….

What about me? What about me?
What about me? What about me?
What about me?

This new spiritual practice,
This new movie, this new CD
Oh, this new CD will make me happy…

What about me? That’s my first thought every morning.
What about me?
What happens to me? It’s my last thought every night.
Has this gotten me any more love? Any more joy?

This new city. This new country.
This new planet. This new universe makes me happy.

You know what? None of it will make you happy
Unless you do one simple thing:
Change “me” for “you.”
Change “me” for “you.”

Just wake up in the morning, and try something wild.
Just wake up, and not “me.”
Instead, say "you, be happy."
May you be happy.
May you be happy.

What about you?
That’s my first thought every morning.
What happens to you? It’s my last thought every night.
It has given me so much more love. So much more joy.

When I give you a big fat kiss, take a shower,
Make my bed, when I dance,
May make you happy.
When I give you the remote control
May make you happy.
When I sit on a park bench by myself,
When I feel the sun, the breeze,
May make you happy.
When I just look at you, and stare at your eyes.
May make you happy.

And you know what?
When you're happy, I'm happy.
That's the formula:
First you, then me.
That's all happiness is.
It's just the heart Being free.
What has become of me?
This is my first thought every morning.
What has happened to me?
E 'last thought every night.
I took some advantage?
more friends? More love?
had. At this point he had to.
In fact, at this point I should be a bundle of joy.
Why recite this mantra every day.

What has become of me? What has become of me? What is ..

Actually, it's embarrassing
Recite this mantra all day
Like the beat of my heart: What has become of me?

What has become of me? What has become of me? What is ..

When I shower, I think, "what about me?"
I hope that this shower makes me feel happy.
I hope this kiss makes me feel happy.
I hope this room makes me happy.
I hope that these clothes make me feel happy.
I hope that this pillow, this cup of coffee,
This new report, this new job ....

What has become of me? What has become of me?
What has become of me? What has become of me?
What has become of me?

This new spiritual practice,
This new film, this new CD
Ah, this new CD will make me happy ...

What has become of me? This is my first thought every morning.
What has become of me?
What is happening to me? And 'the My last thought every night.
This brought me more love? More joy?

This new city. This new country.
This new planet. This new world makes me happy.

You know what? None of this will make you happy:
If you do one simple thing:
Replace "me" with "you."
Replace "me" with "you."

wake in the morning and try to do something crazy.
Wake up, and not "me".
Instead say "you, be happy."
May you be happy.
May you be happy.

What about you?
This is my first thought every morning.
What happens to you? It 's my last thought every night.
It gave me more love. More joy.

If I give you a big kiss, take a shower,
I make my bed, when I dance,
Maybe it makes you happy.
When you do the remote
Maybe it makes you happy.
When I'm sitting on a bench in the park alone,
When I hear the sun, wind,
Maybe it makes you happy.
When you just look, and your eyes fixed.
Maybe it makes you happy.

And you know what?
When you're happy, I'm happy.
This is the formula:
You first, then me.
Happiness is all there.
It 's just the heart that is free.



Wednesday, March 17, 2010

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The Elephant, the lightning and the hunter of the Warriors in August 2009

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thank Daniel for giving me revealed that meditation and the path can not to be slow, like an elephant or a turtle.

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Elettra thank you for sending the photos he took at Casa Garuda.

Monday, March 15, 2010

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The five wisdoms Maitri. Introductory seminar

The five wisdoms are the energies of the ancient teachings of the Buddhist tradition. Discover the particular way we perceive and interact with our world can bring enormous insight into our patterns of behavior, our emotions and relationships. We have the potential for all energies: clock presence, clarity, richness, commitment and activities, and we can express different energies in different areas of our lives. We can deepen our understanding of energy working with our emotional landscapes, learning to accept our emotions as a vivid manifestations of energia.Il The energy working with us Maitri tune with the qualities that are part of our World emotional, psychological and physical. Working with meditation and specific postures, by Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche Main documentation. The practice strengthens and clarifies our relationship with these energies in ourselves and in mondo.Insegnante: Mechtild Lategahn, Shambhala Meditation Center of Ticino, which is responsible for the activities Nalanda, teacher, supervisor, longtime student of meditation master Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche and Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche.

ShenShan Center, Via Valsolda fgh 45, Rome (Montesacro)
Fri April 9 - Sun. April 11
Friday: 20:30 to 22:00
Saturday: 9:30 to 19:00
Sun: 9:30 to 17:00
100 Euro
Information and registration: Roman Consuls, cell. 329 962 78 75 (after 16.00) roma@shambhala.it