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The Iskra computer number

In Alberta landscapes, Black and White Photography, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Documentary, Fotografia, FujiX100V, Monochromia, Photography, Street photography, Words of music on 2021/10/31 at 04:00

According to Buddha

All sentient beings are exactly the same in that every one desires happiness and seeks to avoid misery. We are not isolated entities disconnected from each other. The happiness and suffering of other beings affect us. This mutual relation is obvious. Sentient beings have been kind and have benefited us directly and indirectly throughout beginningless time. These beings are intrinsically the same as us in their pursuit of happiness and effort to avoid suffering. Thus, it is essentially logical for us to train in cultivating an impartial attitude wishing for the happiness of all beings.

this is the dawn
this is the moment
release
stomp your feet on the back on the earth 
so she can breathe

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a day ago Bison in Elk Island Park, Beaverhills area acknowledges  Treaty Six lands ~ October 2021

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In Alberta, Alberta landscapes, Buddhist philosophical concepts, by Hedy Bach, Canada, Emotion, Fauna, Foto, FujiX100s, Photography, Words of music on 2015/09/02 at 05:00

According to Buddha

Wallowing is a “bottomless pit” of pain, because we generate pain in response to pain. It’s bottomless because there’s no end to that. But this wallowing is not necessary. “When a well-taught noble disciple is afflicted by painful bodily feelings,” the Buddha says, “she will not worry nor grieve and lament, she will not beat her breast and weep, nor will she be distraught.” And thus she becomes one “who can withstand the bottomless pit and has gained a foothold in it.”

Hedy Bach Photography

Hedy Bach Photography

Hedy Bach Photography

Hedy Bach Photography

Hedy Bach Photography

Hedy Bach Photography

Hedy Bach Photography

fade into you
strange you never knew
fade into you
i think it’s strange you never knew

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Elk Island National Park, along Highway 16 ~ Alberta ~ August 2015.

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latitude of north and south poles

In Age, Alberta, Body, Books, Learning, Lifestyle, Music, Organizing, Photography, Reflection, sloppy buddhist, Story, Travel, Truth, Uncategorized, Women and Fiction, Women's independence, Writing on 2012/05/07 at 08:00

according to Buddha

Look within. Be still. Free from fear and attachment. Know the sweet joy of living in the way. 

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living in the the way i heard/herd

perceived with my ear a sound

that told or informed me of

 a single kind kept together specific purpose

 …to remain together as a group…


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In Art, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Canada, Learning, Photography, Story, Travel, Uncategorized on 2011/08/01 at 09:31

according to Buddha

Let us rise up and be thankful, for if we didn’t learn a lot today, at least we learned a little, and if we didn’t learn a little, at least we didn’t get sick, and if we got sick, at least we didn’t die; so, let us all be thankful.

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“Now that the Buffalo‘s Gone” (Buffy Sainte Marie)

Plains Bison

abundance and manifesting, groundedness, initiative, synchronicity, honouring self

arrived by train in 1906

to Wainwright Alberta

then Elk Island National Park

where an 8 foot fence surrounds wildlife

about 350 plains bison

wild

semi wild…wild.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCWJYTCfjSg

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