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I love and NEED to balance being pissed at and fighting the jerks who got their feet on our necks with the realization that there are no necks or feet. What incredible wonderful/horrible Illusions our thoughts and actions create in the face of the wonder and mystery of Being Here. I have no idea what Being is or what and where Here is. I just appreciate IT and feel sorry for and want to be supportive of those of us who get a very bad impression of BEING HERE. (sigh) I send loving supportive healing energy to all sentient beings myself included

I offer this prayer to you all from the Buddhist tradition. From my heart to yours.


Metta Karuna Prayer



O Amida,
Oneness of Life and Light,
Entrusting in your Great Compassion,
May you shed the foolishness in myself,
Transforming me into a conduit of Love.
May I be a medicine for the sick and weary,
Nursing their afflictions until they are cured;
May I become food and drink,

During time of famine,
May I protect the helpless and the poor,
May I be a lamp,

For those who need your Light,
May I be a bed for those who need rest,
and guide all seekers to the Other Shore.
May all find happiness through my actions,
and let no one suffer because of me.
Whether they love or hate me,
Whether they hurt or wrong me,
May they all obtain true entrusting,
Through Other Power,
and realize Supreme Nirvana.
Namo Amida Buddha

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