About Me
- wenders
- Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
- Living in the desert on a ridge above an arroyo, I look at the sky more often than anything else. It is stunning in the subtlety of its colors, and in the range and changeability of the clouds. I live in a very small old place, which can get very hot in the summer, and very cold in the winter, but it's simple and, at the moment, it suits me. I live with my cat, the most devoted friend anyone could want. He seems to be a very accomplished being living in a kitty body. This blog was inspired by another blogger, Pierre Kuma Turlur, an independent Soto Zen monk now living and practicing in Japan. Other bloggers, Zen teachers, artists, composers (composers especially), and photographers, have been similarly inspirational; I've linked to some of the special ones below.
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2 comments:
Lovely cloud shot. And the title you've given it....Wind horse. Some goods friends of mine have a place in Nova Scotia called "Windhorse". A Buddhist term, I believe.
FA
Yes, and thank you again, FA. "Wind Horse" is Lung Ta in Tibetan, a gentle, mythical creature with uplifting energy, who carries prayers from Earth to Heaven. The image is on prayer flags Tibetan Buddhists hang in (usually, I think) sets of 5 (or multiples) with other auspicious signs.
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