Monday, January 4, 2010
Tradition
Anton Bruckner, despite his many strange mannerisms and eccentric habits, was persuaded to teach a three-year course on composing classical music to an assembly of his admirers. When the long curriculum was finally completed, he turned to his students:
“There is no doubt that If you write music in this way, you will surely create great masterpieces. There is no doubt you will more than equal anyone who came before…..” He hesitated then shrugged. “Personally, I do it very differently.”
“There is no doubt that If you write music in this way, you will surely create great masterpieces. There is no doubt you will more than equal anyone who came before…..” He hesitated then shrugged. “Personally, I do it very differently.”
Labels: Trungpa, Gesar, Shambhala, Buddhism,
Anton Bruckner
Sunday, December 6, 2009
UNTITLED
I dreamed being
Vanished,
living
Infinite
Pure
Radiant
Expanse
Empty Awareness.
Ah
A slight stirring within
Then a gathering billow of white cloud,
As sun emerging light;
I glow on its rim
Shining there
In love
As consciousness -
Light emerging in every glance, scent, taste
In every touch.
Vanished,
living
Infinite
Pure
Radiant
Expanse
Empty Awareness.
Ah
A slight stirring within
Then a gathering billow of white cloud,
As sun emerging light;
I glow on its rim
Shining there
In love
As consciousness -
Light emerging in every glance, scent, taste
In every touch.
Labels: Trungpa, Gesar, Shambhala, Buddhism,
Primordial Awareness
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Poem
Without words,
The faint snow mountains and fragrant pines
Call.
Without light,
The black night sky
Dreams.
Thus we know
And speak with the living and the dead,
Held in their hidden love.
The faint snow mountains and fragrant pines
Call.
Without light,
The black night sky
Dreams.
Thus we know
And speak with the living and the dead,
Held in their hidden love.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
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