in fairness ~
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keeping in mind the words of the poet Pierre Joris, ". . . I make the arrogant claim that the poet is possibly the last, in Robert Kelly’s words, ‘scientist of the whole… to whom all data whatsoever are of use.’ . . . The prerogative of the poet is to steal directly whatever is of use, without needing to theoretically kowtow via analysis, explicatio, critical cloning or proof of pc allegiance."
remarkable fellow
“When Buddhists and Christians come together, we
should share a meal in mindfulness as a deep practice of
Communion. When we pick up a piece of bread, we can
do it with mindfulness, with Spirit. The bread, the
Host, becomes the object of our deep love and
concentration. If our concentration is not strong enough,
we can try saying its name silently, “Bread,” in the way
we would call the name of our beloved. When we do
this, the bread will reveal itself to us in its totality, and
we can put it in our mouth and chew with real
awareness, not chewing anything else, such as our
thoughts, our fears, or even our aspirations. This is
Holy Communion, to live in faith. When we practice
this way, every meal is the Last Supper. In fact, we
could call it the First Supper, because everything will be
fresh and new”
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