Hi
At the moment there is no 'Silver Sangha' - it's just an idea in my head. But I do know that there are lots of Baby Boomer Buddhists out there (like me) who have been exposed to the Dharma for over thirty years or more.
So, if you are still getting spiritual nourishment after all these years, what have you learned from Buddhism these past four decades ? Dunno about you, but it's been a bitter-sweet experience for me.
Anyway, let me know what you think.
Dennis
Thursday, October 11, 2007
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Hello Dennis, nice comments.
I have to think that I'd be a bit more grumpy without the dharma. But who knows.
One difficulty is -- was that moment of peace or a grey moment?
RR
Hi RR
I know what you mean, but then some folks are grumpy both with and without the dharma don't you think ?
The moment of peace may or may not have been a grey (or silver) moment, but as I'm colour blind it doesn't really matter!
Dennis
Well I have been a Budhist for about thity may be a bit moe.I am not a baby boomer much , much older than tnat at 84 I live at Taraloka a women's retreat centre. I haven't yet meditated in a rocking Chair might be a little tricky on a poiished wooden floor in the Shrine room. But I do sit on a chair these days.
I have enjoyed the Silver Sangha
Yours with Metta RatnasurisW
Hi Anonymous
Thanks for your kind comments about the blog.
Yes indeed, meditating in a rocking chair on a polished floor could be difficult, so do take care!
I'm working on a hammock meditation which could be even more tricky so I will need to do a full risk assessment first! Needless to say, it's still a work in progress...
With metta
Dennis
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