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The Monk That Got Down
This entry was posted in Poetry, Uncategorized and tagged boogie like it's 1399, John Biscello, meditation for disco fiends, poem, the funky monk, the spiritual getdown. Bookmark the permalink.
You’re so amazingly adorable. Your story here in this poem made me gradually smile bigger and bigger.
The revolution, the evolution. Things I life to look forward to ❤️
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Thanks, glad to hear your smile biggered and biggered as the poem progressed. Speaking of monks, just finished watching this beautiful heartcharging documentary, Tashi and the Monk, about this monk who returns to his home in the Himalayas to create a sanctuary and home for unwanted children, and how they all exist as family. It was so touching and inspiring, another super highly recommended one for you, once get back to your own sanctuary. Here’s the link: https://www.amazon.com/Tashi-Monk-Andrew-Hinton/dp/B075NN1965/ref=sr_1_1?s=instant-video&ie=UTF8&qid=1531801652&sr=1-1&keywords=tashi+and+the+monk
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Second on my list, actually third because there’s an old one I haven’t looked at yet
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I like your John Biscello changes on the blog. A lot
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Thank you. The new photo header is from one of the Baja pics. I watched this boy hanging out in the water, playing with his shovel or scooper thingy, and then sauntering all solitarylike onto shore. Anyway, later when looking back at the photos, I realized that the mood and tone and feel of the pic was very much like a part of me, or a specific part of my interior landscape to which I feel connected. Mist, solitude, blurred softness, childhood, play, space in which to explore. Elements which all harmonized pleasantly 🙂
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It fits with everything you’ve told me about you. What was there when I first came across you see ed to put you in a particular view and feel but as times gone by and I know parts of you more intimately this fits more. The softer sides of pan.
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Yes. The softer sides of Pan. I like that 🙂
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