My name is Tim and I'm 60 yrs old, married, almost retired, living in the USA. I've always had an interest in Buddhism and I started to read and even joined another Buddhist Forum (e-Sangha) but it went belly-up (or something) right after I joined. I thought it was my fault.
Anyway, just looking to learn a bit more.
Hello
- ronnewmexico
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Re: Hello
Last I heard it was your fault Tim.
People kept saying to me...someguy named Tim...it was him
And now You're here.....
Geeze Louise
Glad to meet ya.
I'm a professional retiree..having retired years ago from gainful employment, with intention to learn to do this thing right while in my prime.
So I did.
Keep in mind Tim.....retirement is after all a holiday....
quite extended.....
People kept saying to me...someguy named Tim...it was him
And now You're here.....
Geeze Louise
Glad to meet ya.
I'm a professional retiree..having retired years ago from gainful employment, with intention to learn to do this thing right while in my prime.
So I did.
Keep in mind Tim.....retirement is after all a holiday....
quite extended.....
"This order considers that progress can be achieved more rapidly during a single month of self-transformation through terrifying conditions in rough terrain and in "the abode of harmful forces" than through meditating for a period of three years in towns and monasteries"....Takpo Tashi Namgyal.
- SandalWood
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Re: Hello
Thanks Ron.
I've been in New Mexico a few times: Albuquerque, Taos, up by Mt. Baldy. Beautiful country there.
I've been in New Mexico a few times: Albuquerque, Taos, up by Mt. Baldy. Beautiful country there.
- ronnewmexico
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Re: Hello
yes....very nice.
"This order considers that progress can be achieved more rapidly during a single month of self-transformation through terrifying conditions in rough terrain and in "the abode of harmful forces" than through meditating for a period of three years in towns and monasteries"....Takpo Tashi Namgyal.