silence was what I could add

Feb 5 2008  | Views 6977 |  Comments  (246)
Silence was what I could add   Buddha sat before the bodhi tree Near him sat his disciple thr... Expand

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  Priya Sivan posted 6 mnths ago

"He that would live in peace and at ease, must not speak all he knows, nor judge all he sees." >> Benjamin Franklin. Read it in the net. Good one ;)



  roba posted 6 mnths ago

Hiya Sampath,

This comes at the right time forme who started Buddist practice just a few months ago...I'm on my way to attain my buddhahood...
good one as usual...



  blizzard posted 6 mnths ago

DSampath,

This one was very nice...I missed this one somehow...Liked the concept and your title especially "silence"...
good one here ;)



  DSampath posted 6 mnths ago

Dear John F williams,
thanks for coming
and offering your comments.
I am very happy with your appreciation.
Thanks.



  DSampath posted 6 mnths ago

thanks janhavi,
thanks for dropping in.
Now that you are here please do visit the other posts also.
thanks for your comments.



  John F Williams posted 6 mnths ago

Dated: February 09,2008

DearSampath

It's not only a good and meaningful Poem but a short Story too.
Keep it up !
With best wishes-JFW



  JanhaviRI posted 6 mnths ago

silence speaks louder than words.. loved the last paragraph.. afraid i havent been coming on too much these days thus couldnt visit ur post until nw (in response to th 2notes u sent me!)



  DSampath posted 6 mnths ago

thanks udayasuryamani,
for comimg and sharing .
you are right key is 
silent mediatative contemplation.



  DSampath posted 6 mnths ago

dear JJ,
Thanks for your presense.
I am happy that you liked the poem.
Thanks for your comments.



  ushasuryamani posted 6 mnths ago

That was wonderfully brought Sampath..silence & contemplation can help you reach out to the sublime..





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