Dear Sangha,
as one of the many former esangha members, I also waited long and with great hopes for the return of esangha, or rather, that's what I'm believing now. Attachment to how things "have always been" or the all so human behavior of getting used to things, forgetting, becoming lazy or just being more busy in "the real world". In the end I guess a bit of all that .
In the meantime, we all got a good dose of Samsara and I think we all realized all the more the importance of exchange with people of similar thinking (or absolutely not similar thinking, refreshing none the less!), the inspiration from other Buddhists, the motivation arising from hearing experiences of people you deeply respect. In a nutshell a good Sangha, good spiritual friends on the path. Especially for those not having these opportunities in real life.
I'm really happy and grateful for having joined this forum/community with many known faces from former times as well as many new faces , for that was what made esangha a nice place for so many members. It somehow really feels like returning home.
I'm looking forward to participating in this great community once again and hope to be able to add to the good of this community.
I wish you all the best!
May all be well and happy
larch
Returning home
Re: Returning home
Hi larch,
Welcome to Dharma Wheel.
Regards,
Welcome to Dharma Wheel.
Regards,
Re: Returning home
The wife who so frequently complains
The son who needs scold and blame
The maid who needs so much to explain
The bills that come with nothing to gain
I have renounced them before
And don't have these anymore
Among all the world's form and ways
Come let's watch Maya's play.
Welcome
The son who needs scold and blame
The maid who needs so much to explain
The bills that come with nothing to gain
I have renounced them before
And don't have these anymore
Among all the world's form and ways
Come let's watch Maya's play.
Welcome
- Karma Dondrup Tashi
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Re: Returning home
eSangha was a decaying corpse which became the skeleton I'm currently using. Things never really die.
It has been the misfortune (not, as these gentlemen think it, the glory) of this age that everything is to be discussed. Edmund Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France.
Re: Returning home
Thanks everyone for the warm welcome!
I'm happy to be here .
larch
I'm happy to be here .
larch
- do_not_zzz
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Re: Returning home
Namaste, welcome, Larch!
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