The safest password is one that you do not remember, as it cannot be forced out of you. But…
Super Short Story #377: Carefulness Because she did not see carefully, she idealised him, which made it harder to see…
Super Short Story #376: Doppelganger Scrutinising his doppelgänger in his dream, he felt disgust when he saw an aspect of…
Super Short Story #375: Appearance As he looked at her appearance, he made a mental judgement… ‘She should be the…
Super Short Story #374: Mumbling Seated on the bus, he was irritated that he could not make out the mumbling…
Super Short Story #373: Puppy The warmth from hugging the puppy came entirely from the warmth of his own love…
Super Short Story #372: Labels Is it capsicum or chilli? Or is capsicum a kind of chilli, because it is…
Sent to connect@godlife.com, in response to a ‘automated’ Google ad that unwittingly appeared in a Buddhist site: Hi, how should…
Super Short Story #371: Forgetfulness He thought he would be safe from forgetting to bring his bag home if he…
Super Short Story #370: Suspicion The woman at the lift landing looked at the man suspiciously, despite the fact that…
MANY PICTURES IN THE LINKS! Lingguang Monastery (灵光寺), which houses one of the Buddha’s tooth relics. https://www.facebook.com/shen.shian/posts/10153833671169001 Presenting the super…
A fabulous selection of German fables with a fabulous title. Here’s one fable for laughs.
Regrets: Wandering Thought #278: To exhaust all physical sense pleasures (e.g. seeing nice forms, hearing good music, tasting delicious food…)…
Screenshot from the movie ‘军中乐园’ (Paradise In Service). It’s a scene of a kid being a Peeping Tom, grinning at…
From http://listverse.com/2014/07/18/10-things-you-might-not-know-about-exorcism, ’10 Things You Might Not Know About Exorcism’ (which I don’t agree with totally, as listed): ‘According to…
Interesting to accidentally find past written stuff mentioned in other writers’ books. Very briefly in this instance though. Here is…
Hmmm… This Buddha mask at Daiso’s toy section looks too glum? Where’s the ease and bliss, the kind and understanding…
An email reply : ‘It is good to come to my classes to learn the Buddha’s teachings more systematically and…
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