Tag: impermanence
From: ‘How To Die: An Ancient Guide to the End of Life’ by Seneca, edited, translated, and introduced by James…
From: ‘How To Die: An Ancient Guide to the End of Life’ by Seneca, edited, translated, and introduced by James…
Time: Dharmagram #383 Say what has to be said. Do what has to be done.
Reconnection: Dharmagram #359 Impermanence divides but also reconnects. (海南岛日月湾)
Time: Dharmagram #354 No ship is tough enough to conquer time and tide. (海南岛日月湾)
Fence: Dharmagram #352 Can the tides of change truly be fenced away? (海南岛日月湾)
Complaint: Dharmagram #318 Life is too short to complain that life is too short.
Plan: Dharmagram #310 Life is too ‘short’ for those who did not learn the crucial Dharma in time, and…
Time: Dharmagram #243 Life is too short to waste a second on the pointless.
Gathering: Dharmagram #236 We are only gathered here for a while, who should with beings of superior goodness gather…
Super Short Story #502: Dye She decided to use a natural dye for her hair, called ‘impermanence’, with all its…
Brevity: Dharmagram #205 Life is always too short if you always waste its moments.
Shoal: Dharmagram #175 We are but standing a while on shoals with the shifting sands of time, with the…
Smile: Dharmagram #148 Translation of French words by Death in picture: ‘My arrow [I promise you] spares no one. You…
Fence: Dharmagram #138 Nothing keeps out nature itself, including the nature of change.
Elements: Dharmagram #133 Earth (as land), water (as sea), fire (as sun) and wind (as air). All pictures we take…
Beacon: Dharmagram #132 And this is a sea-based beacon. A reminder to be anchored in the sea of change, to…
Sands: Dharmagram #120 Boulders become rocks that become pebbles that become the sands of time.
Broken: Dharmagram #104 Even if your body and possessions are not yet so, they will be. Treasure them now then,…
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