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dear dear trudy,
it is so good to have your voice back again, to hear your heart through your words, and the words of others that help to convey what is happening between the lines. I respect your need for silence, and hope you know that all of your friends will hold your place in our own "string of pearls" whenever you need to simply sit in that beautiful room for grieving.
one more thought from those wonderful Zen monks, who composed poems for their own dying, to remind us that nothing is ever lost completely.
I won’t die.
I’m not going anywhere,
I’ll be here.
But don’t ask me anything.
I won’t answer.
Zen master Ikkyu (1394-1481)
with all kinds of gentle loving thoughts
patsy
Posted by: Patricia Ludwick | July 31, 2009 at 12:39 PM